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NHS checklist shows what energy drinks do to children as under-16 ban confirmed
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Energy drinks have been a subject of concern among health professionals due to their high caffeine content, which can have adverse effects on children's developing bodies. The NHS has been monitoring the impact of energy drinks on young people, highlighting potential health risks associated with their consumption. The proposed ban on sales to under-16s aims to mitigate these risks and promote healthier choices among children.
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NHS checklist shows what energy drinks do to children as under-16 ban confirmed
High-caffeine energy drinks have been linked to a range of health concerns in children
17 Jul, 12:47
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