In Gaza, coffee is more than a drink. For residents living through its brutal war, the beverage has been a rite, a coping ...

Love your morning coffee but worried it’s doing more harm than good? You’re not alone. A new bunch of studies — including one ...

A large-scale study in the Netherlands found that people who drank more coffee were less likely to experience age-related ...

Coffee, caffeine and healthy aging — a new study has discovered that as many as two cups a day could improve a person's chance of aging well.

According to a decade-long study of 40,000 US adults by Tulane University in Louisiana, people who were specifically morning coffee drinkers were 31 per cent less likely to die of cardiovascular ...

A meta-analysis out of the University of Coimbra in Portugal found that regularly drinking coffee — even decaf — could add nearly two years to your life by reducing all-cause mortality. It ...

One woman is changing the lives of other women, one coffee at a time. She Brews Coffee and Transition Program helps women ...

I arrive at the office around 8.30am and take the first half hour or so to catch up on any emails received overnight. As a ...

With some encouragement and me finding the right words, I am back, and I am going to try to continue writing my column “Coffee, Tea or Me.” Wish me luck, here I go!

Webster County Conservation is holding Coffee and Conservation at 10 a.m. July 12 at the Matt Cosgrove River’s Edge Discovery Center, 20 N. First St. Each month there will be an informal discussion ...

If you love coffee, chances are you really love your morning brew. Perhaps T.S. Eliot’s immortal line from “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” rings true for you: “I have measured out my ...