Energy drinks boost all-nighter appeal in bars and markets
Energy drinks mixed with alcohol surge in popularity among bar crowds and youth, with brands like Red Bull driving sales. Industry figures note caffeine and guarana boosters, plus herbal vitamins, promise alertness and performance. Dietitians warn mixing stimulants with alcohol can mask drunkenness and pose health risks despite safety claims by manufacturers.
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Atlanta
Taba
Perth Otani
Cneres
Jones
Max Rodrguez
Atorme
Brazil
John Scher
Beverage Digest
Elaine Bartlett
Forest Park
Brent Isbell
Anniston
Ala
Cosmopolitan
Chris Bates
Energy Bunt Hansen
Rodney Sack
Sacks
Sand
Beverage Marketing Corp
Hansen
Food and Drug Administraion & R
Anheuser-Busch
Martene Couls
Rodriguez
Powell urges Europe to boost AIDS fund as U S pledges more
Secretary of State Colin Powell says Europe is not contributing enough to the global AIDS fund and plans to ask Congress to increase U S funding. He warns life expectancy in Africa, including Botswana dropping from 64 to 49, demands urgent action. Powell cites Coca-Cola and private donors shaping a broader mobilization while noting the fund needs about 7 billion annually to begin offsetting the epidemic.
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Washington
Colin Powell
Europe
Congress
United States
Associated Press
U.N
Powell
Health and Human Services
Tommy Thompson
U.S
United Nations
Coca-Cola Co
Poowell
Bush
European Union
Soreborg
Sweden
Arica
France
Britain
Africa
Milllion
Bill and
Metinda Gates Foundation
Mrr Powell
Kofi Annan
Peaceful protest greets San Diego biotech conference
About 1,000 demonstrators marched in Balboa Park and gathered at the San Diego Convention Center to oppose genetically modified crops. They dressed as ears of corn and a tomato, claiming biotech risks to ecosystems, while others defended the technology and food needs.
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Greenpeace
Thupten Tsering
New York
Albertson's
North Park
San Diego
Shannon Service
Boulder
Cole
Balboa Park
San Diego Convention Center
Biotechnology Industry Station
Jessica van Wert
Han Shan
Ruckus Society
Study finds young men need blood pressure monitoring
A Chicago study of 10,874 men aged 18 to 39 from 1967 to 1973 followed 25 years, linking high normal and stage 1 hypertension to higher risk of coronary heart disease and overall mortality. Prevention in childhood, early screening, and lifestyle changes are urged.
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Chicago
Martha Daviglus
Northwestern University Medical School
Archives of Internal Medicine
Davigius
Department of Preventive Medicine
Daviglus
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Georgia State Universty
Cynthia Sass
Venmawene
South Prerda
Ms Sass
Kansas
Shane Garrett
Garrett
Hansen Natural Corp
Ae Energy
Red Bull
Redbull
Hansens.com
American Dietetic Association
Eatright.org
Global Fight Against Aids
Azardou
Asiecated Press
Sui
Frederickkeys.com
LASIK
Harvey Fracht, M.D
Allegany Laser Center
Allegany Optical Fsk
Frederick
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