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Packed with calories and additives, soft drinks don’t just pose a nutritional problem: when they are caffeinated and children drink them on a daily basis, they may have consequences on development and could even lead to higher risk of alcohol consumption in the future.

If you needed one more reason to keep soda out of the fridge, here's a pretty good one. A new paper published in Substance Use & Misuse says children who consume caffeinated...

A study says that kids who often drink soda are more impulsive, have bad working memory, and may drink alcohol in the future.

The trend among younger children to frequently drink caffeinated soda may indicate higher risk of alcohol consumption in the future, new research suggests.

<p>The trend among younger children to frequently drink caffeinated soda may indicate higher risk of alcohol consumption in the future, new research suggests.</p>

High impulsivity and low working memory were significantly associated with daily caffeinated soda consumption.

Pediatricians and parents in various countries are calling on health authorities to treat the new high-caffeine energy drinks like alcohol and cigarettes and ban their sale to minors.

Experts analysed over 2,000 US children, aged between nine and 10, who were asked how often they drank the likes of Coke, Pepsi or Dr Pepper.

The trend among younger children to frequently drink caffeinated soda may indicate higher risk of alcohol consumption in the future, new research suggests.In a study of over 2,000 US children, aged between just nine to 10, those who reported ...

The trend among younger children to frequently drink caffeinated soda may indicate higher risk of alcohol consumption in the future, new research suggests. In a study of over 2,000 US children, aged between just nine to 10, those who reported drinking caffeinated soda daily were found a year later