Nearly three-quarters of Americans drink coffee every day, and for some, that daily pleasure comes with a side of pain.

I was probably inspired by seeing my father drink coffee every morning, or the 80 million TV commercials I’d seen by then, or ...

Similarly, coffee appears to lower one’s level of saturated fatty acids, which is also associated with heart disease. As in the Tulane study, the “sweet spot for daily consumption can be found around ...

The benefits of drinking coffee are vast—studies have found that it may help reduce your risk of stroke and heart attack, ...

It might make you more jittery. When you have coffee on an empty stomach, caffeine can enter your bloodstream faster, ...

An uncle is wondering if he’s stirring up trouble for his nephew after the boy’s mom got ‘quite upset’ at him for ordering ...

Medically reviewed by Cordelia Nwankwo, MD You can drink coffee during pregnancy, but moderation is key. The American College ...

It turns out a coffee in the morning could reduce our chance of developing "a major killer" by a substantial amount ...

Drinking black coffee after a workout can enhance glycogen replenishment, reduce muscle soreness, and boost alertness.

The revised refill policy follows several other updates to Starbucks' code of conduct for its employees and customers, ...

Pop the capsule into the slot, put the handle down, press the button at the back and, pretty instantaneously, the coffee is ...

Morning coffee drinkers were found to have a lower overall mortality risk compared to the all-day coffee drinkers, per a new ...