Take your coffee black, and it could help you live longer: That's according to a new study that found coffee drinkers tend to live longer, but only those who put little or no sugar and saturated fat ...

Yes, coffee can count as water intake to meet your daily hydration goals, but only in moderation. Drinking too much coffee can actually cause you to lose water. Jump to Key Takeaways. It's OK to count ...

Coffee consumption has been linked to the potential for better aging, according to a recent study. Researchers in a study evaluated the coffee-drinking habits of more than 40,000 women. The study ...

A popular morning beverage could do more than provide a perk. It could also help women stay healthy as they age. That’s according to new research from Harvard University, which followed a group of ...

MENDING A BROKEN HEART. MEANTIME, NEW RESEARCH IS LINKING COFFEE CONSUMPTION TO HEALTHY AGING. RIGHT KOAT U-N-M HEALTH EXPERT DOCTOR ASH SPOKE WITH SASHA LENNINGER ON THIS ONE. A RECENTLY RELEASED ...

The ritual of brewing and sipping fresh coffee each morning is one many of us look forward to, and a new study’s findings may give you the push to pour another cup. Researchers connected coffee ...

According to a new study, drinking coffee is associated with lower cancer rates. — -- Coffee may not only give you a morning boost; it also may have significant health benefits. So says a review ...

Welcome to Ask Doctor Zac, a weekly column from news.com.au. This week, Dr. Zac Turner deep dives into the best – and worst – time to drink that cup of coffee. QUESTION: Dear Dr. Zac, I love coffee, ...

The study followed almost 50,000 women for 30 years, the American Society for Nutrition confirmed Becca Longmire is a digital news writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2024.