CDC study finds most U.S. children regularly consume caffeine
A CDC analysis reveals that roughly two-thirds of American youths aged 2 to 19 ingest caffeine daily, averaging about 19 mg per child.
A CDC analysis reveals that roughly two-thirds of American youths aged 2 to 19 ingest caffeine daily, averaging about 19 mg per child.
Why it matters
Understanding children's caffeine consumption helps families and policymakers address potential health risks early.
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