Mixing Energy Drinks with Alcohol is Related to Alcohol Problems Over Time Among Reserve and National Guard Soldiers

Soldiers are already at greater risk for problems with alcohol compared to their civilian counterparts; the current analyses suggest that using energy drinks combined with alcohol may increase this risk for some individuals. Further research is needed to explore the context in which energy drinks and alcohol are used to inform future prevention messaging and interventions.

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Military Medicine
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2025-12-24
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https://doi.org/10.1093/milmed/usaf632
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Mixing Energy Drinks with Alcohol is Related to Alcohol Problems Over Time Among Reserve and National Guard Soldiers

Gregory G. Homish, Bonnie M. Vest, D Lynn Homish, Mala McCormick-Cisse
Military Medicine
Coffee research and impacts
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Mixing Energy Drinks with Alcohol is Related to Alcohol Problems Over Time Among Reserve and National Guard Soldiers

Gregory G. Homish, Bonnie M. Vest, D Lynn Homish, Mala McCormick-Cisse
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Soldiers are already at greater risk for problems with alcohol compared to their civilian counterparts; the current analyses suggest that using energy drinks combined with alcohol may increase this risk for some individuals. Further research is needed to explore the context in which energy drinks and alcohol are used to inform future prevention messaging and interventions.

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University at Buffalo, State University of New York (US)
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