American Beverage Association Statement On Study On Caffeine Intake and Hypertension

Biochemistry of Caffeine on Stress Response

Coffee and Gardening

Coffee Can Reduce Risk Of Pancreatitis
Scientists at the University of Liverpool have found how coffee can reduce the risk of alcohol-induced pancreatitis.

Coffee may cut alcohol liver damage

Coffee Perks Up Short-Term Memory
Those morning cups of java might sharpen your memory so you can better tackle the tasks of the day, a new Austrian study suggests...

Coffee: For most, it's safe.

Coffee: The New Health Food?
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Drink in these health answers from the caffeine experts.
In the interest of coffee drinkers everywhere, here are the latest thoughts from leading researchers about coffee and whether it can enhance—or not—our health. We are “spilling the beans” on who should and shouldn’t be drinking coffee, especially if you suffer from certain conditions.

Drink more coffee?
Drinking more coffee may reduce the risk of developing type 2 (adult-onset) diabetes.

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Good Buzz Is Brewing - Coffee Lowers Risk of Diabetes
Recent studies suggest coffee lowers risk of diabetes, cirrhosis, Parkinson’s and suicide.

New Study - Lots Of Coffee Not Linked To Heart Risks
According to a new study on more than 120,000 people over a period of twenty years, there is no link between heavy coffee drinking and a raised risk of coronary heart disease. Heavy coffee drinking means you consume six or more cups per day. The study found that the heart risks for heavy coffee drinkers is no different from those who only have one cup or less per month.

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