Coffee is consumed around the world, but not everyone drinks it the same way. Learn how people in different countries prepare ...

FOR MOST PEOPLE, the morning doesn't start until the first sip of coffee. While one cup might shake off sleep, the average ...

The findings from a study published in BMJ Mental Health might give you another reason to pour another cup. Scientists have ...

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

Doctors and dietitians explain how energy drinks affect your body, how much caffeine is safe, and why sugar and sweeteners ...

Some coffee drinks at Starbucks contain almost the daily limit for caffeine in one cup. Starbucks also has drinks with less ...

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

Black coffee is very popular. But ever wondered what it really does to your heart? An expert breaks down the benefits and likely side effects.

Drinking coffee, even in modest amounts, providing 80–120 milligrams (mg) of caffeine, can increase cortisol (the stress hormone) levels by up to 50% above baseline. This spike is temporary and tends ...

Drinking tea strengthens the bones of older women, according to a new study. A daily cup of tea could be a simple way to ...

But they warned that coffee has the opposite effect - with drinking more than five cups a day raising the risk of fractures.

More energy, less stress, and better gut health are a few of the claimed benefits of mushroom coffee. But some of these claims are not backed by science.