Child obesity fight 'to target energy drinks' | UK | News | Express.co.uk
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Flying high: kids in the UK are wild about energy drinks - but how harmful are they? | Soft drinks | The Guardian
Study: Don't sell energy drinks to kids
Energy drinks: why it is high time their wings should be clipped | Health | The Guardian
Public Health Concerns | The Nutrition Source | Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
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We are fed up of being patronised': readers on energy drinks for children | Soft drinks | The Guardian
Government proposes energy drinks ban for children - BBC News
Ban children from consuming energy drinks, urges health minister Steve Brine | News | The Times
Child obesity plan targets energy drinks and supermarket checkout 'pester power' | Shropshire Star
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Energy drink ban: essential for children's health or just more nannying by the state? | News | The Times
Sugary Energy Drinks Bad For Kids, Should Be Banned For Obesity, Diabetes And Addiction Risks, English Charity Says
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What happens when a child consumes an energy drink? – The Irish Times
Advocates call for policy changes to prevent SA childhood obesity - Jozi Gist
Study: Don't sell energy drinks to kids
Energy drinks set to be banned for under-16s as part of government plan to tackle obesity | The Independent | The Independent
Facts about sugary drinks
Caffeinated energy drinks can cause obesity, mental health issues in children
Review confirms link between sugary drinks and obesity
ISU prof concerned that misperceptions about energy drinks could have health consequences • News Service • Iowa State University
