Most people who drink coffee appreciate the quick jolt of energy it provides. But in a new study, presented Monday at the annual meeting of the American Society for Nutrition, scientists have found ...

The finding—based on an analysis of 30 years worth of dietary and health data—did not apply to two other common beverages, ...

This suggested coffee might be good for fending off cancer. One follow-up study led by Jin-Kyoung Oh of the Karolinska ...

The World Meteorological Organization predicts that last year's record-setting temperatures have an 80% chance of happening ...

Both coffee and green tea have been shown to have positive effects on liver health, including promoting recovery from liver ...

Many people believe that drinking coffee is dehydrating. As with other myths, there’s a certain logic at work. Caffeine is a diuretic, which means that you’re more likely to urinate after drinking it.

Regular coffee consumption may offer several liver health benefits, including reducing the risk of cirrhosis, fatty liver disease, and liver stiffness, according to health experts.

Morning coffee consumption between 4 a.m. and noon significantly reduces heart disease risk. Scientific evidence reveals why your morning cup of joe might be your best health investment.

A new study looking at the sleep habits of smartphone users around the world shows that hitting the snooze button is a widespread phenomenon. Thanks to smartphones, it's easier to snooze than ever.

In fact, the slightest interaction with him before he’s had his coffee can provoke a torrent ... Hi, Carolyn: I’m taking a six-month trip to India to study and to work. Yes, this is completely ...