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Energy drinks are often associated with cardiac arrest and infarction in young people
Energy drinks and supplements with caffeine and other incentives are often more frequent in cardiac arrest and infarction reports, especially in persons between 18 and 34 years of age, showing a preliminary analysis published by the American Cardiological Association (AHA).
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