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Caffeine Combats Inflammation-Related Heart Disease, research says

Desk3 - March 7, 2017

STANFORD, CA, U.S. – Coffee lovers can quaff to their heart’s content, according to a new study from Stanford University. That’s because the results suggest that coffee may help prevent heart disease, heart attacks, and strokes. The long-term study of more than 100 adults tracked older people who fell into two groups.

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

Desk3 - January 19, 2017

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...

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Caffeine may counter age-related inflammation, says new study

Desk3 - January 17, 2017

Stanford University School of Medicine scientists have unearthed a connection between advancing age, systemic ...

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A soaring dollar pushed coffee markets lower after a mid-week rally of Arabica’s prices in NY

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