A Developmental Warning: How Early Energy Drinks May Shape the Brain
A new study in Physiology & Behavior investigates the long-term neurodevelopmental consequences of early-life energy drink exposure, a relevant concern for pediatric health. Using a rat model, researchers exposed female rats to energy drinks during adolescence and then assessed their social and cognitive behavior both before and after pregnancy. The findings reveal that this early exposure led to measurable impairments in key behavioral domains.
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