Coffee

Put a Villainous Spin on Your Morning With the Matcha-Topped Joker Starbucks Frappucino

By Megan McCluskey

Should Parents Worry About Kids Drinking Coffee?

By Markham Heid

Starbucks Is Adding Its First New Pumpkin Coffee Drink in 16 Years and There's Just a Dusting of Pumpkin Spice

By Megan McCluskey

Your Morning Cup of Coffee Is in Danger. Can the Industry Adapt in Time?

By Justin Worland/Alajuela, Costa Rica
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Coffee in California Will Soon Come with a Cancer Warning

It contains acrylamide, a possible carcinogen

By Jamie Ducharme

3 Reasons Why Coffee Is So Good for You

Coffee is increasingly earning scientists’ approval. Studies continue to suggest that the beverage may have some beneficial effects on health.In the latest analysis, published in the BMJ, researchers scanned nearly 220 studies on coffee and...

By Alice Park

Here's Another Reason to Feel Good About Drinking Coffee

The news about coffee just keeps getting better. In a new analysis of one of the country’s largest and longest-running studies, drinking coffee was linked to a lower risk of heart failure, stroke and coronary...

By Amanda MacMillan

Nestlé Just Announced a Huge Blue Bottle Coffee Deal. What's That?

The high-end coffee chain is an urban millennial favorite

By Abigail Abrams

Coffee's Health Perks May Be Strongest for People Over 45

Adults who drank four cups of coffee a day had a 64% lower risk of dying during a new 10-year Spanish study, compared to those who rarely or never drank the beverage. The link between...

By Amanda MacMillan

This Week in Health: Coffee Might Help You Live Longer

Coffee lovers can sip peacefully. This week a new large study linked drinking coffee with a longer life, adding to the already strong evidence that the brew comes with health perks. Here’s what else caught...

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Coffee Drinkers Really Do Live Longer

Researchers have found that drinking coffee—both decaf and regular—is linked to a longer life.

By Alice Park

Can Coffee Make Your Workout Easier?

The more tired you feel, the harder exercise can be. That’s why coaches of elite athletes have long known that a shot of caffeine before a training session or competition can improve performance by making...

By Alice Park

Why Light Roast Coffee May Be Healthier Than Dark Roast

See which brew packs more health perks

By Amanda MacMillan / Health.com

This Week in Health: Flesh-Eating Bacteria and the Perks of Coffee

This week brought the harrowing yet inspiring story of a woman who survived an infection from flesh-eating bacteria. It also provided the bottom line on coffee at last. (You’re in luck: it’s good for you.)...

By Alexandra Sifferlin

The Case For Drinking Coffee Is Stronger Than Ever

There are few things more more ritualistic—and to many, more sacred—than a morning cup of joe. 64% of Americans drink at least one cup a day—a statistic that’s barely budged since the ’90s. Despite warnings...

By Alice Park

This Is the Best Grocery Store-Brand Coffee

After testing 13 varieties

By John Sherman / Extra Crispy

How Your Morning Coffee Might Slow Down Aging

Researchers zero in on how caffeine appears to fight inflammation

By Alice Park

Lauren Graham Sets Those Gilmore Girls Coffee Rumors Straight

This is what's in her coffee cup

By Melissa Locker

Pop-Tarts and Dunkin' Donuts Are Joining Forces for the Ultimate Breakfast Combo

Pastries and coffee all in one package

By Megan McCluskey

The World's Strongest Cup of Coffee Will Definitely Keep You Feeling Wide Awake

For hours

By Megan McCluskey
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