We have all had moments when we felt like we needed a pick-me-up in the form of caffeine. A baby up all night, an important exam in the morning, or an intense workout ahead can lead many of us to ...

Likewise, the stock of the beverage company Monster Energy has increased ... Kids and Swedish Fish-flavored drinks that contain more caffeine than two cups of coffee, were trying to appeal to ...

Monster, one of the larger energy drinks on the market ... caffeine to no more than 200 mg daily - about two cups of coffee a day. Caffeine passes through the placenta to the developing fetus ...

Additionally, the two drinks combine their coffee and milk in differing ... Also, it just barely outranks Monster Energy's 160 milligrams of caffeine per can, and it all the while still contains ...

Whether it is drinking a cup of coffee in the morning or grabbing an energy drink, many of us use caffeine to stay alert. Some drinks pack more of a punch while others will only give you a dreaded ...

An 8-ounce cup of coffee may have 80 to 100 mgs of caffeine. For those who are younger, pediatricians suggest those under 12 not have any caffeine and that children and teens not drink energy drinks.

Illinois forward Matthew Mayer said Wednesday that he has been out sick multiple days this week due to caffeine-induced poisoning following a heavy dosage of Monster energy drink intake on Sunday.