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US-based energy drink start-up Lucky Energy Drinks has secured a “six-figure” investment from private equity firm InvestBev.

A common energy drink ingredient has been linked to the progression of the blood cancer leukemia, prompting researchers to voice concerns about the consumption of those beverages.

There’s a new kid on the block in the energy drink space called Lucky Energy, marketed as a "better-for-you" beverage made with five simple ingredients and zero sugar.

This study found Gu Energy, Honey Stinger, Maurten, and Science in Sport to be the most accurate to their labels in terms of how many carbs and calories they contained.

Wellness branding appealing to health-conscious demographics obscures health risks of energy drinks, experts say, including heart problems and anxiety.

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A writer gives an honest review of Starbucks' new ready-to-drink Iced Energy cans in Tropical Peach, Watermelon Twist, and Blueberry Lemonade flavors.

Constantly reaching for an energy drink to start the day, kill an afternoon crash, or kick off a workout? If so, you might find yourself with a (caffeinated) worry of if these energizing beverages ...