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Published June 11, 2015
Pathologist Dr. Ian Roberts said this week Alfredo Duran, 40, of Wheatley in Oxford, England, had an enlarged heart and the excessive caffeine he consumed each day may have contributed to his death.
"My feeling is - given the evidence available - it was a cardiac arrest possibly contributed to by subtoxic caffeine ingestion," Roberts told the Daily Mail.
Each can of Red Bull is said to contain 80mg of caffeine - about the same amount as a cup of coffee.
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