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Daily Coffee Linked to Gut Microbiome Shifts and Mood Changes in Study

Researchers say many effects track to coffee’s plant compounds rather than caffeine.

Coffee, With or Without Caffeine, Alters Gut Microbes and Eases Stress, Study Finds

Moderate Coffee Linked to Health Gains as Experts Flag Blood-Pressure Risks

Two-Thirds in Germany Report Sleep Problems, New Survey Shows

Large Harvard-Led Study Links Moderate Caffeinated Coffee and Tea Intake to Lower Dementia Risk

JAMA Analysis Links Midlife Caffeinated Coffee or Tea to Slightly Lower Dementia Risk

Tea Linked to Slightly Higher Bone Density in Older Women — Heavy Coffee Tied to Lower Levels

BMJ Mental Health Study Links 3–4 Daily Coffees to Slower Cellular Aging in Severe Mental Illness

Randomized Trial Finds Daily Coffee Lowers Atrial Fibrillation Recurrence After Cardioversion

Randomized Trial Finds Daily Coffee Cuts AFib Recurrence by 39%

Experts Set Two-to-Three Cup Daily Limit for Chai

Llorente’s Unconventional Health Regimen Faces Scrutiny at Spain Camp After Laporte Adopts Yellow Glasses

Daily Diet and Sugary Drinks Linked to Higher Fatty Liver Risk in Large UK Analysis

Sugary Drinks Linked to Higher Hair-Loss Risk in Young Men

Sugary Drinks and Alcohol Linked to Hair Loss in New Systematic Review

Black or Low-Additive Coffee Before Noon Linked to 14% Lower Mortality Risk

Caffeine Switches on Cellular Energy Sensor to Slow Aging

Up to Three Cups of Black Coffee a Day Linked to Lower Mortality

Moderate Black Coffee Intake Linked to 14–17% Lower Mortality Risk

Moderate Caffeinated Coffee Linked to Healthy Aging in Women