A cross-sectional study reveals high energy drink consumption among adolescents, highlighting gender differences and the need for educational interventions.
The prevalence of energy drink consumption among high school-aged adolescents in Iraq was high, and associated with sociodemographic characteristics. The finding highlights the importance of considering gender differences in understanding energy drink consumption patterns. The study underscores the need for educational interventions to enhance students' awareness of the health risks associated with energy drink consumption.
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