Coffee may help keep you hydrated more than you think — but doctors warn it’s no replacement for water, especially if you’re ...

This moderate habit was tied to longer telomeres, a marker of biological aging. Drinking more than four cups did not show the ...

(CBS News) Is coffee a cure-all for chronic disease? Previous studies have tied drinking coffee to protective benefits against Parkinson's disease, stroke, diabetes, heart disease and some cancers.

"Coffee consumption has been associated with enhanced mood and a lower risk of depression, likely due to caffeine's ability ...

Adding an extra cup of unsweetened coffee each day was associated with a reduced risk of gaining weight over a four-year period, according to a study published in The American Journal of Clinical ...

Evidence indicates that regular and decaf coffee do not pose worrisome health risks. In fact, there may be some health benefits. Here's what to know.

Drinking black coffee daily boosts metabolism, energy, and heart health, but may cause acidity or sleep issues. Here's how it ...

There’s good news brewing for coffee lovers. Data of more than 170,000 adults in the UK has revealed that those who drink between two and four cups of coffee each day, regardless of added sugar, ...

Coffee is a major part of life in these United States. The statistical consensus seems to be that the average American downs around three cups of joe per day. I’m drinking a cup while writing this ...