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- Doctors in Nottingham, England warn that energy drink consumption may raise the risk of heart disease and stroke.
- A BMJ Case Reports study describes a man in his 50s who had a stroke after eight energy drinks.
- The case notes that his caffeine totaled 1,200 mg and his blood pressure reached 254/150 mmHg.
- Doctors urged stricter regulations on energy drink sales and advertising to protect younger consumers.
