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A recent study has shown that children's consumption of caffeinated beverages, especially soft drinks, is associated with reduced sleep duration and changes in brain structure, which may increase the likelihood of psychological and behavioral issues after several months. The findings indicated that children who consume more than one drink per week experience a decrease in the surface area of the cerebral cortex in multiple brain regions. This reduction is linked to sleep deprivation and heightened psychological problems, although the study did not establish a direct causal relationship between caffeine and brain changes. Researchers advise conducting further studies to identify the reasons behind this association and to understand the effects of the qualitative and quantitative aspects of caffeine consumption on children's health.
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