Researchers led by University of Michigan's Megan Patrick and Jennifer Maggs of Penn State University have found that combining alcohol with energy drinks is dangerous compared to drinking just alcohol alone. "We found that college students tended to drink more heavily and become more intoxicated on days they used both energy drinks and alcohol, compared to days they only used alcohol," said Patrick, lead author of the study. While the U.S. no longer ...
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