Richton Park-based SHERO Coffee helps women veterans connect with each other, share experiences after transitioning to ...

Coffee has many health benefits and many people like their morning coffee as soon as they wake up. However, it may be smart ...

The study didn’t find any significant link between drinking decaf coffee or tea and the likelihood of healthy aging. And for ...

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.

Here's good news for women who love coffee: Drinking it doesn't seem to cause long-term high blood pressure, a study suggests. But for some reason, women in the same study who drank colas did seem ...

The caffenated brew could lead to healthy aging in women, while drinking soda was "strongly associated with lesser likelihood ...

People settled into Here’s Health Café at Douglas Court Shopping Centre on Thursday morning for a relaxed morning of chats, ...

Women who reported drinking one to three daily cups of coffee at the study's start were 24 percent less likely to die of heart disease during the study, compared with those who didn't drink coffee.

After years of bad press, coffee has been getting better medical reviews. ... Research shows that women who drink more than 2.5 cups a day may double their infertility rates.

The coffee industry has a reputation for being male dominated, but women provide 70% of the labor involved in global coffee production and run 20-30% of coffee farms.

Women in midlife who drink coffee daily may have a better chance of living longer and free of 11 chronic diseases, a new study suggests.

Through a virtual forum, women with crucial roles in coffee production met and who position the Mexican bean as one of the most prominent in the world. By Marisol García Fuentes May 20, 2021.