Caffeinated beverages

A new study revealed that, caffeinated beverages have stronger effects on boys than on girls.The study, which was published in Behavioural Pharmacology, looked at how consuming caffeine affected children between 12 and 17 years.Analysis confirmed that, boffins found that boys worked significantly longer at a computer game to win a caffeinated soda than girls did.Dr Jennifer R Temple, lead researcher and neurobiologist at University of Buffalo.