"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." An important caveat: The study didn’t find that energy drinks will give you cancer. Rather, it suggests ...

Talk about a buzz kill. Cancer scientists at the University of Rochester are warning about a common ingredient in energy drinks that may drive the growth of myeloid leukemias, which affect the bone ...

If you've ever pulled a late night at the college library or at your office, you may have reached for an energy drink or two for a little boost. But aside from their super high caffeine content, new ...