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Is Caffeine Safe for Children and Teenagers?

October 17, 2018 by Tracy Hall, MD 1 Comment

In recent years, soda consumption in the United States has been dropping. Unfortunately, many other sugary and caffeinated drinks have taken the place of soda. We have seen a proliferation of energy drinks, fancy coffees, “healthy” teas and even caffeine supplements over the past few years. Many Read More

Filed Under: Newsletters & Articles Tagged With: caffeine, children, coffee, energy, negative effects, soda, sugar, tea, teenagers, Tracy Hall

Dangerous Trend Alert: JUUL

May 30, 2018 by Liz Hass, APRN, CNP, IBCLC Leave a Comment

A JUUL is a nicotine vapor delivery device that is popular with young adults and teenagers. The device looks like an average flash drive. JUUL operates by heating a “pod” of e-liquid containing nicotine, flavorings and other substances. When heated, the e-liquid creates an aerosol which is inhaled Read More

Filed Under: Newsletters & Articles Tagged With: e-cigarettes, JUUL, Liz Hass, nicotine, teenagers, trend

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