Energy Drinks Induce Risk-taking Behavior

Three billion dollars are spent every year on “energy drinks,” usually fruit-flavored beverages heavily laced with caffeine and a wide assortment of added nutritional supplements. In spite of the widespread popularity of the beverages, there has been little scientific study of the effects of consuming these energy-boosting beverages on a regular basis. Read more

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