Caffeine Consumption for Staying Awake is Common Among Teens
Parents reported that the most common sources of caffeine for their teens are soda (73 percent), tea (32 percent), coffee (31 percent), and energy drinks (22 percent).
Parents reported that the most common sources of caffeine for their teens are soda (73 percent), tea (32 percent), coffee (31 percent), and energy drinks (22 percent).
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