health

American Heart Association

Study Suggests Coffee Protects Against Atrial Fibrillation

Drinking a daily cup of caffeinated coffee was linked to a 39% lower hazard of atrial fibrillation (a-fib) recurrence in older adults recently treated for the disorder, according to a...
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cancer

UK Study Associates ‘Very Hot’ Coffee and Tea with Cancer Risk

  A recent study tracking nearly half a million people has delivered sobering news for people who prefer their morning brew piping hot: drinking very hot beverages may significantly increase...
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UK
Farin Kamangar

Sweeping Review Links Moderate Coffee Intake to Many Health Benefits

  A sweeping new review of decades of research suggests that moderate coffee drinking is doing more good than harm across a broad range of health outcomes.  Led by researchers...
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altitude

Study Adds Merit to High-Elevation Coffee Quality Claims

  Typically expressed as meters above sea level, the elevation of the coffee farm has long been a signature marketing point among purveyors of high-quality, traceable arabica coffees.  Traditional messaging...
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British Journal of Nutrition

7-8 Daily Drinks of Coffee, Tea and Water Linked with Reduced Death Risk

New research shows that people who drank some combination of 7-8 coffee, tea and plain water drinks per day were 28% less likely to die from any cause during the...
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antibiotics

Study: Caffeine May Reduce Effectiveness of Some Bacterial Infection Antibiotics

  A new study from researchers in Germany found that caffeine from coffee and other sources can reduce the effectiveness of certain antibiotics against harmful bacteria. Scientists at the Universities...
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caffeine

Study: Drinking Coffee at Night May Cause Impulsive Behavior

  A recent study from a team at the University of Texas at El Paso suggests drinking coffee at night may lead to more risky and impulsive decisions.  Published Aug. 15...
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bone health

Study: Coffee May Significantly Reduce Osteoporosis Risk

  A recent study published in Scientific Reports suggests drinking higher amounts of coffee may significantly reduce the risk of osteoporosis, the bone-weakening disease that affects millions of older adults worldwide. ...
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