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Energy Drinks Present Dangers to Young Children Part 2

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Adam Hochron
Conference|American Heart Association

Continuing the discussion of the dangers of energy drinks the topic turns to what parents and the drink manufacturers can do to protect the youngest members of the population.

Continuing the discussion of the dangers of energy drinks the topic turns to what parents and the drink manufacturers can do to protect the youngest members of the population.

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