A growing body of research suggests a potential association between energy drink consumption and an elevated risk of blood cancers. While some studies have reported strong correlations, others have found limited results. This review critically examines the existing evidence to evaluate the potential link between energy drink consumption and leukemi

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Leukemia, a severe disease, profoundly impacts the human body. It manifests as an uncontrolled proliferation of immature white blood cells in the bone marrow, ultimately disrupting normal hematopoiesis. This disruption leads to a cascade of consequences, including fatigue, weakness, and susceptibility to infections. Patients may also experience ble

A growing concern in the health community is the potential connection between energy drink use and an elevated risk of leukemia. While more investigations are needed to establish a definitive {correlation|, some evidence suggests that frequent consumption of these beverages may increase the likelihood of developing this serious illness. The extreme

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