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A U.S. study analyzed 28,345 reports recorded between 2017 and 2025. It found that reports involving energy drinks and stimulant supplements were associated with about 4.5 times the odds of heart attacks and 4 times the odds of heart rhythm disorders, compared with other reports. These products were also associated with more reports of rapid heartbeat, chest pain, and fainting; 45% of the reports involved people under 35. The researchers urged clinicians to ask young people experiencing palpitations, chest pain, or fainting whether they use these products, and to remain alert to the risks of excessive caffeine consumption.
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