WARSAW — Children with orthopedic conditions such as in-toeing (“pigeon toes”), those suffering a trauma like a car accident and kids with Cerebral Palsy are being ignored, says an orthopedic leader in Warsaw.

A new study from the Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity at University of Connecticut is recommending that energy drinks be governed by the same rules as tobacco products. The study points to negative health effects on children ages 12 to 17 associated with the highly caffeinated drinks. The study, which will appear in …read more.