Caffeine Intake Tied to Teens' Blood Pressure
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The amount of caffeine consumed by teenagers is directly related to their daytime blood pressure -- and this effect is especially pronounced among African Americans -- researchers report.
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Researchers believe new research may help explain the association of coffee consumption and heart disease. They studied nearly 3,000 adults with no history of heart disease and found increased inflammation
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One half of a cup of soy nuts  each day may work as well as anti-hypertension medication to  lower blood pressure, a new study in postmenopausal women  demonstrates.
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NEW YORK  - Physically active young adults are less likely than their more sedentary peers to develop high blood pressure, also known as hypertension, a new study confirms.
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A study by the John Hopkins Medical Institute has claimed that caffeine is the &quot;most behaviourally active drug&quot; with even a single cup of coffee a day producing &quot;caffeine addiction&quot;.
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The percentage of teenage girls who drink alcoholic beverages is rising faster than that of boys, and on average the girls take their first drink at age 13, the American Medical Association said Thursday in reporting the findings of two surveys.
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Scientists find stronger evidence that caffeine ups miscarriage risk - even when consumed in moderation.
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Drinking caffeinated beverages  on a regular basis may provide significant protection against  death from heart disease in the elderly who have normal levels  of blood pressure, according to data from a large U.S. health  and nutrition study.
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NEW YORK  - Many children with chronic  medical conditions such as cancer and cystic fibrosis may be  taking dietary supplements that are not part of their  prescribed treatment, a new survey shows.
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NEW YORK  - People who drink heavily in their youth may have a higher risk of developing a collection of risk factors for heart disease and stroke, new research suggests.
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Daily consumption of caffeine in coffee, tea or soft drinks increases blood sugar levels for people with type 2 diabetes, research shows.
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NEW YORK  - Mounting evidence shows that  the still-maturing teenage brain is particularly susceptible to  damage from heavy drinking, according to a report published  Monday.
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Oslo teens who drank the most sugary soft drinks also had more mental health problems such as hyperactivity and distress, Norwegian researchers reported on Thursday.
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Drinking more than one cup of coffee a day increases the risk of heart disease, a Greek study shows. University of Athens and Harokopio University researchers found drinking more than one cup increased the chances of cardiovascular inflammation.
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Oslo teens who drank the most sugary   soft drinks also had more mental health problems such as   hyperactivity and distress, Norwegian researchers reported on   Thursday.
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A single cup of coffee a day can produce &quot;caffeine addiction,&quot; according to a study from Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, which has declared caffeine the most &quot;behaviorally active drug&quot; on the planet.
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A survey suggests fewer youngsters drink regularly,   but many of those who do drink too much.