Coffee : Science World Report

May 16, 2017 05:40 AM EDT

Coffee Lovers Beware: Healthy Teen Dies Of Caffeine Overdose

Adolescents age 12-18 should not consume too much caffeine, officials warn.

Apr 03, 2017 03:25 AM EDT

Most Caffeinated Coffee In The World Causes Palpitations

Beware of Black Insomnia: It could give coffee drinkers heart palpitations.

Nov 30, 2016 03:36 AM EST

Coffee Consumption May Save You From Alzheimer's, Parkinson's

Moderate intake of coffee may provide protection against age-related cognitive decline and other neurodegenerative diseases.

Oct 19, 2016 05:00 AM EDT

Caffeine Does Not Cause Irregular Heartbeats In Heart Failure, Study Claims

Contrary to conventional thinking, a small study revealed that drinking high doses of caffeine might not cause the heart to beat irregularly in patients with heart failure.

Oct 03, 2016 04:16 AM EDT

Can Drinking Coffee Lower Down Older Women's Risk For Dementia?

A new study suggests that older women who drink two to three cups of coffee daily may be at lower risk of dementia and other forms of cognitive impairment.

Sep 30, 2016 05:45 AM EDT

National Coffee Day: Disposable Coffee Cups Should Be Replaced By Reusables

Campaign groups are calling for the switching of disposable cups that can cause harm to people, forests and global climate to reusable ones.

Sep 09, 2016 05:34 AM EDT

Adelaide Ass Kicker: The Coffee That Can Keep You Awake For 18 Hours, 80 Times Stronger Than Espresso

"Adelaide Asskicker" contains 5 grams caffeine, about 80 times an espresso.

Sep 08, 2016 06:54 AM EDT

Climate Change Will Reduce The Coffee Production in 2050, Research says

Will the taste of coffee change in the future due to the Earth's climate problem?

Sep 05, 2016 04:50 AM EDT

Hypertension Latest News and Updates: Coffee Can Complicate Hypertension Diagnosis And Treatment

A new study revealed that drinking coffee before a blood pressure test can alter the results.

Aug 26, 2016 08:53 AM EDT

Coffee Addict? Study Says You Got It From Your Parents, It Runs In The Family

A study shows that huge consumption of coffee may not be a person's mere choice, but rather something he or she was born with. In hindsight, coffee addiction is genetic.

Jun 20, 2016 04:30 AM EDT