New research suggests women who drink caffeinated coffee each day are more likely to avoid chronic disease as they age. The ...

A groundbreaking study from the Nurses' Health Study (NHS) has revealed that your daily cup of coffee might do more than just ...

30-year study of 47,513 women links higher caffeine intake, especially from coffee, to better odds of healthy aging.

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A recent research found that women who frequently drink caffeinated coffee in midlife are expected to spend 70 years of their ...

Coffee consumption has been linked to the potential for better aging, according to a recent study. Researchers in a study ...

Estimates suggest Americans drink more than 400 million cups of coffee each day, with many people reaching for as many as ...

The physiological and psychological effects of caffeine are well-studied. Caffeine activates the sympathetic nervous system ...

A study that tracked 50,000 women over 32 years has found that having a small cup of this three times a day was linked to ...

The finding—based on an analysis of 30 years worth of dietary and health data—did not apply to two other common beverages, researchers found.

However, if you prefer to reduce your caffeine intake without giving up coffee, you can go for its decaffeinated version. This beverage, which consists of antioxidants, is healthier as compared to ...

The FDA recalled over 4,000 bags of ground coffee mislabeled as decaffeinated across 15 states. The recall applies to 12-ounce bags of Our Family's Traverse City Cherry Decaf Light Roast.