Energy Drinks and Teens: A Lawsuit Raises Caffeine Concerns Following Death of 17-Year-Old

The family of a 17‑year‑old who died from cardiomyopathy has filed a lawsuit alleging that daily consumption of an energy drink contributed to her heart condition. The hosts discuss the case and why it’s sparking renewed concern about caffeine and teens. Dr. Richard Ferguson, President and Founder of Black Physicians of Utah, explains how much caffeine is safe, potential heart risks, warning signs of overuse, and what parents should know.

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