Dr. Mina Khan: Unveiling the Hidden Dangers of Energy Drinks Among High School Students


 

We are honored to feature Dr. Mina Khan, a dedicated Medical Student and Marketing Coach at Labor Union, Iraq, as a keynote speaker at the 4th World Pediatrics, Perinatology, and Child Health Summit. Dr. Khan’s session,

“The Impact of Energy Drinks and Excessive Caffeine Consumption on High School Students: Effects on the Nervous System and Overall Health,”

promises to deliver cutting-edge insights into an issue affecting adolescents globally.

Introduction

Energy drinks have become a staple in many teenagers’ daily lives, marketed as a quick solution for energy, focus, and performance. Yet, the hidden consequences on the nervous system, cardiovascular health, sleep patterns, and cognitive development are often overlooked. Dr. Mina Khan brings a unique combination of medical knowledge, research expertise, and practical communication skills to shed light on these risks, helping parents, educators, and healthcare professionals make informed decisions.

Benefits of Attending Dr. Khan’s Session

Participants in this session will:
✅ Understand the short- and long-term effects of excessive caffeine and energy drink consumption on adolescent physiology.
✅ Explore the neurological implications, including impacts on sleep, attention, and mood regulation.
✅ Receive practical guidance for educational programs targeting high school students.
✅ Network with professionals and gain insights into preventive strategies for youth wellness.
✅ Engage in interactive Q&A sessions with Dr. Khan, enhancing applied learning and awareness.

Research Interests

Dr. Khan’s research spans adolescent health, nutrition neuroscience, public health awareness, and preventive care. By studying the physiological, behavioral, and social impacts of caffeine, Dr. Khan aims to provide actionable solutions to reduce health risks among high school students. Her work bridges scientific evidence with practical strategies that can be implemented in schools and communities.

Awards, Recognition, and Achievements

Although early in her career, Dr. Khan has already made a mark:

  • Recognized for leading health awareness initiatives targeting adolescents in Iraq.
  • Contributor to student health campaigns that focus on safe caffeine consumption.
  • Acknowledged for innovative approaches in medical education that integrate research findings into public awareness.

Sponsorship Opportunities

The 4th World Pediatrics Summit offers sponsors a global platform to connect with professionals in pediatric care, adolescent health, and public health education. Sponsorship benefits include:
✅ Prominent visibility among an international audience of healthcare professionals.
✅ Opportunities to showcase products, services, or initiatives relevant to youth and pediatric health.
✅ Support for cutting-edge research and awareness programs that make a tangible impact on global adolescent health.

Learn More About Sponsorship: https://pediatrics.utilitarianconferences.com/sponsor
Register for Sponsorship: https://pediatrics.utilitarianconferences.com/sponsor-registration

Registration

Don’t miss the chance to attend Dr. Mina Khan’s session and gain insights into a critical adolescent health issue.

Register Here: https://pediatrics.utilitarianconferences.com/registration

Why Attend

  • Stay ahead of emerging trends in adolescent health and nutrition.
  • Gain practical tools for preventive care and education.
  • Expand your professional network with leading pediatricians, educators, and health advocates.
  • Learn from a rising voice in medical research and public health awareness, Dr. Mina Khan.

Conclusion

Dr. Mina Khan’s presentation is not just a lecture—it’s a call to action for parents, educators, and health professionals to address the risks of energy drinks and excessive caffeine among teenagers. Join this transformative session to learn evidence-based strategies that can safeguard adolescent health worldwide.

#PediatricsSummit #AdolescentHealth #EnergyDrinks #CaffeineAwareness #YouthWellness #MedicalResearch #PublicHealth #HighSchoolHealth #HealthEducation #GlobalHealthConference

 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

“Vaccination Updates: What Parents Need to Know in 2025”

Image
As we step into 2025, ensuring your child is up to date with vaccinations remains one of the most effective ways to protect them from serious illnesses. With ongoing medical advancements and updated health recommendations, parents need to stay informed about the latest developments in pediatric immunization. Here’s what you need to know this year: 1. New Vaccines and Recommendations Health organizations, including the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), continuously review and update vaccination guidelines. In 2025, updates include: RSV Vaccine for Infants : The newly recommended Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) vaccine is now part of routine immunization schedules to protect young children from severe respiratory infections. Updated COVID-19 Boosters : With the emergence of new variants, pediatric COVID-19 boosters have been revised to offer better protection for children aged 6 months and older. Enhanced Flu Vaccines : This year’...
Read more

"Caring for Our Youngest: Challenges in Pediatric Medicine"

Image
  Pediatric medicine is one of the most dynamic and demanding fields in healthcare. As it focuses on the care of infants, children, and adolescents, this branch of medicine deals with not only a wide range of physical health issues but also developmental, emotional, and social aspects of growing individuals. Despite remarkable advancements in medical science, pediatricians face unique and complex challenges in ensuring the well-being of the youngest members of our society. 1. Global Health Disparities Access to quality healthcare remains a significant challenge, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. Many children worldwide lack basic vaccinations, adequate nutrition, and access to clean water, which are critical for their growth and survival. This inequality contributes to high rates of preventable diseases, such as pneumonia, diarrhea, and malaria, which remain leading causes of death among children under five. Pediatricians and policymakers must work together to bridg...
Read more

Genetic Testing & Perinatal Care: What Parents Need to Know

Image
  Welcoming a new life into the world is an exciting yet delicate journey, and ensuring the health of both mother and baby is a top priority. One of the most valuable tools in modern perinatal care is genetic testing —a process that helps identify potential genetic conditions and risks during pregnancy. If you're expecting or planning to conceive, understanding the role of genetic testing in perinatal care can empower you to make informed decisions for your baby's health. What is Genetic Testing in Perinatal Care? Genetic testing involves analyzing a baby’s DNA to detect genetic disorders, chromosomal abnormalities, or inherited conditions. These tests help parents and healthcare providers prepare for any medical challenges that might arise before or after birth. Types of Genetic Testing During Pregnancy Carrier Screening – Performed before or during pregnancy, this test determines if parents carry genes for certain inherited conditions like cystic fibrosis or sickle cell anem...
Read more