MENDING A BROKEN HEART. MEANTIME, NEW RESEARCH IS LINKING COFFEE CONSUMPTION TO HEALTHY AGING. RIGHT KOAT U-N-M HEALTH EXPERT DOCTOR ASH SPOKE WITH SASHA LENNINGER ON THIS ONE. A RECENTLY RELEASED ...

New research has found that women who drink about 1.5 coffees per day in middle age may have a greater chance of healthy aging. Not all caffeine is created equal: these same benefits didn’t extend to ...

Your morning cup of joe could have major anti-inflammatory benefits.

A popular morning beverage could do more than provide a perk. It could also help women stay healthy as they age. That’s according to new research from Harvard University, which followed a group of ...

Maybe it's wise to think twice about using coffee machines at work or in some buildings these days? A study investigated the levels of certain substances in coffee that's prepared in workplace coffee ...

A new study of over 47,000 women found links between coffee drinking and healthy aging. Here’s what we know. By Alice Callahan Alice Callahan reported from the annual meeting of the American Society ...

Turns out, your morning brew may outperform pills in protecting against age-related decline. Andi Breitowich works across digital and print magazines covering health, fitness, nutrition, and the ...

Dr. Sara Mahdavi, BSc, HBSc, RD, MSc, PhD, was a post-doctoral fellow at T.H. Chan Harvard School of Public Health, Harvard University while conducting research on nutrition, genetics and women’s ...

A recent study explored the link between consumers’ coffee habits and their risk of death. The trial looked at different quantities of coffee, sugar, and fat and the ways that they impacted all-cause, ...

There are several claims surrounding coffee. While some of them highlight the benefits of the beverage, some of them mention the side effects of it. A recent study found that drinking coffee slowed ...