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Energy Drinks Linked to Depression, Anxiety and ADHD in Youth: New Study

Research shows that energy drinks sold on TMU campus can negatively affect mental health.

by Erica Wedgbury
by Erica Wedgbury

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Reporter, On the Record, winter 2024

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A human with brown hair stands in front of a white wall and smiles.

Reporter, On the Record, winter 2024

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