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Green tea impairs development, reproduction in fruit flies, UCI study finds

IRVINE, Calif., U.S. - Although green tea is enjoyed by millions for its numerous health benefits, University of California, Irvine researchers have discovered that...

The beauty of caffeine

by Zac Groff*  Caffeine is a powerful additive and when used properly it can be harnessed to achieve greatness. It is in almost everything people drink,...

Coffee compounds that could help prevent type 2 diabetes identified

Much to coffee lovers' delight, drinking three to four cups of coffee per day has been shown to decrease the risk of developing type...

Cubosome science may slow the caffeine comedown

Many of us are familiar with the jittery feeling that comes from consuming too much caffeine too quickly. But what if you could drink...

Moderate amounts of caffeine during pregnancy do not harm baby’s IQ

Women drinking and eating moderate amounts of caffeine during pregnancy should be reassured that they are not harming their child's intelligence, according to a...

Study will look at the impact of chocolate on MS

A research team at Oxford Brookes University will receive funds to assess whether chocolate can help to reduce symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS). The...

Moderate coffee drinking may lower risk of premature death

BOSTON, MA, U.S. – People who drink about three to five cups of coffee a day may be less likely to die prematurely from...

Whiskey grains, coffee grounds may prove effective in cleaning radioactive waste

* By Arlene Karidis Scotland’s Environmental Research Institute is leveraging used whisky grains, coffee grounds, and seaweed as a cheaper and possibly faster way to...

Percol launches the first coffee to give 100% of its profits to Cancer Research UK

Percol Coffee Co., a UK leading sustainable coffee brand, has today announced a new partnership with Cancer Research UK, with the launch of its...

The most vulnerable countries miss out on climate change knowledge

Collaborations on climate change research are divided into separate regions of the world with little knowledge exchange between them shows a new Danish-Brazilian study...

How coffee became a carcinogen

* By GEOFFREY KABAT This week’s news that the World Health Organization has classified processed meats and red meat as human carcinogens has once again...

Coffee consumption and healthy ageing; a hot topic at Expo Milano 2015

Recent scientific evidence has associated regular, moderate coffee consumption with a number of neuroprotective and cardiovascular health benefits. An overview of this research and...

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