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AHA Says Up to Five U.S. Cups of Coffee a Day Appears Safe for Most Adults

A new scientific statement finds moderate coffee and about 400 mg of caffeine daily may cut some heart and metabolic risks but stresses important preparation, additive and personal differences that can change effects.

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Coffee Alters Gut Microbes and Mind, Peer-Reviewed Study Finds

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3mo ago

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

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4mo ago

Large UK Study Links Moderate Coffee Intake to Lower Risk of Anxiety and Depression

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4mo ago

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

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6mo ago

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

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6mo ago

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

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8mo ago

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

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8mo ago

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

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9mo ago

Randomized Trial Finds Daily Coffee Lowers Atrial Fibrillation Recurrence After Cardioversion

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9mo ago

Randomized Trial Finds Daily Coffee Cuts AFib Recurrence by 39%

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10mo ago

Delhi Denies Bail to Chaitanyanand as Wangchuk Is Detained Under NSA in Wider Security Push

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last yr.

Moderate Caffeinated Coffee Intake in Midlife Linked to Healthier Aging in Women, Study Finds

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Morning Coffee Linked to Lower Risk of Heart Disease and Early Death

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Morning Coffee Linked to Lower Risk of Death and Heart Disease

Coffee

AHA Says Up to Five U.S. Cups of Coffee a Day Appears Safe for Most Adults

Coffee Alters Gut Microbes and Mind, Peer-Reviewed Study Finds

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

Large UK Study Links Moderate Coffee Intake to Lower Risk of Anxiety and Depression

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

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

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Randomized Trial Finds Daily Coffee Cuts AFib Recurrence by 39%

Delhi Denies Bail to Chaitanyanand as Wangchuk Is Detained Under NSA in Wider Security Push

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

Moderate Caffeinated Coffee Intake in Midlife Linked to Healthier Aging in Women, Study Finds

Morning Coffee Linked to Lower Risk of Heart Disease and Early Death

Morning Coffee Linked to Lower Risk of Death and Heart Disease

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