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Health risks: How much caffeine is too much according to science?

MILAN – Caffeine is having a cultural moment. Once believed to cause illness, recent research has linked the compound to a variety of health benefits. Sensing an opportunity, entrepreneurs seized on these health claims to launch new products. Today, caffeine-vehicles now include sprays, powders, gums, waffles, cubes, granola bars, and bagels.

Coffee pest, plant genomes presented at PAG Conference

SAN DIEGO, U.S. – While international teams continue making advances into coffee plant genomics, researchers from Colombia and elsewhere have taken steps to flesh...

Totally addicted to coffee? Science says you’ll probably live longer

I've been a coffee drinker since my sophomore year of high school. Let's just say that was a long time ago. And while it's...

How well studied is caffeine?

Studies of caffeine show that it does not increase the risk of death, but it causes a habit or possibly a dependence that the...

The best way to cool hot coffee, according to science

There’s nothing better than a damn good cup of coffee, especially when it’s hot! But even the best of us can get overzealous and burn...

Coffee producers in Costa Rica use science to tackle climate change

LLANO BONITO, Costa Rica - “Our coffee production per hectare has dropped due to early ripening of the fruit and diseases,” Maritza Cal coffee...

Drinking lots of coffee makes your penis strong

I believe it’s pretty safe to say that nothing spells “pick me up!” like a strong cup of Joe (aka coffee for those of...

Chief coffee scientist Monika Fekete: helping create the other perfect fuel cell

With a PhD in chemistry from Monash University and a research background in the electrolysis of water, Dr Monika Fekete might have been expected...

Simonelli Group: science and technology developing the coffee World

Belforte del Chienti (Macerata)- Espresso and cappuccino enjoy a happy time. Not only because people drink them more and more, but mainly because new...

Science has some awesome news for coffee drinkers

It's a familiar feeling for any caffeine addict: a racing heart, fluttering away after one too many espresso shots. For years, that’s been enough to...

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