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• Why Coffee May Reduce Diabetes Risk

Coffee drinking has been linked with a reduced risk of getting diabetes, and now Chinese researchers think they may know why....

• Drinking Coffee to Reduce Stroke Risk?

While drinking coffee has been linked to lower risks of type 2 diabetes and cognitive impairment, opinion on whether it can effectively reduce stroke risk has been mixed. Now some new, more rigorous work confirms earlier findings - drinking coffee might have an impact on the risk for some health conditions....

• Coffee, Tea Linked to Lower Brain Cancer Risk

Drinking about a half cup or more of coffee or tea per day is associated with a 34% reduction in the risk for glioma, a type of brain tumor, researchers report....

• Temporary Stroke Risk After Drinking Coffee?

Stroke risk increases in the hour after drinking a cup of coffee, but this risk reverses itself within two hours, a study shows....

• Coffee, Tea May Stall Diabetes

Every cup of coffee a person drinks per day may lower the risk of diabetes by 7%....

• Can Hot Coffee or Tea Cut MRSA Risk?

New research says coffee and tea have antimicrobial properties and drinking them is associated with a lower risk of carrying MRSA bacteria within the nasal passages....

• Coffee, Soda Not Linked to Colon Cancer Risk

New research shows that drinking more than six 8-ounce cups of coffee does not increase your risk of developing colon cancer....

• Does Coffee Drinking Cut Breast Cancer Risk?

Women who drink more than five cups of coffee a day may be reducing their risk of one type of breast cancer, new research suggests....

• Coffee May Lower Prostate Cancer Risk

Men who drink coffee regularly appear to lower their risk of prostate cancer, especially the lethal form, new research suggests....

• How Much Coffee Should You Drink, If Any?

As a nation, we are becoming much more concerned with our health, so it would only make sense that America's favorite beverage, coffee, comes under scrutiny. Yes, coffee tastes delicious and may add a little pep in your step in the morning, but how does it impact your health? Numerous recent studies have shown that coffee drinkers when compared to those who abstain from coffee are less...

• Coffee May Cut Endometrial Cancer Risk

Long-time coffee fans who drink four or more cups a day of caffeinated coffee may be reducing their endometrial cancer risk by 30%, a new study shows....

• Coffee May Cut Endometrial Cancer Risk

Long-time coffee fans who drink four or more cups a day of caffeinated coffee may be reducing their endometrial cancer risk by 30%, a new study shows....

• Coffee May Cut Risk of Prostate Cancer

Drinking coffee regularly may help lower the risk of advanced prostate cancer, a study shows....

• Drink Coffee, Stay Happy?

Drinking several cups a day is linked with a lower risk of depression, according to a new study in the Archives of Internal Medicine that looked only at women. The benefit seems to start at two cups a day.Drinking several cups a day is linked with a lower risk of depression, according to a new study in the Archives of Internal Medicine that looked only at women. The benefit seems to start...

• Quitting Smoking Carries Diabetes Risk

Cigarette smoking is linked to an increased risk of diabetes, but quitting the habit, ironically, may increase diabetes risk in the short term, a new study says....

• Coffee May Cut Risk of Heart Rhythm Problems

A new study shows that moderate coffee drinking reduces the risk of being hospitalized for heart rhythm problems....

• Lots of Coffee Lowers Oral Cancer Risk

People who drink at least five cups of coffee a day have a lower risk of mouth and throat cancer than people who don't drink coffee....

• Popular Diabetes Drugs Tied to Heart Failure

Researchers report that diabetes patients who used sulfonylureas had a higher risk of death from all causes and a higher risk of heart failure than diabetes patients who used the most widely prescribed diabetes drug -- metformin....

• Sugary Drinks May Raise Diabetes Risk

Drinking one or two sugar-sweetened beverages a day increases diabetes risk by 26%, a study shows....

• Metformin vs. Sulfonylureas for Diabetes

Researchers report that diabetes patients who used sulfonylureas had a higher risk of death from all causes and a higher risk of heart failure than diabetes patients who used the most widely prescribed diabetes drug -- metformin....

• Coffee May Lower Stroke Risk

Women who drink a cup or more of coffee each day may be less likely to have a stroke than their counterparts who drink less, finds new research in the journal Stroke....

• Statins May Be Linked to Diabetes Risk

A study shows cholesterol-lowering drugs called statins may slightly raise the risk of type 2 diabetes, but experts say the benefits of still far outweigh the risks....

• Breastfeeding May Reduce Diabetes Risk

Breastfeeding was shown to significantly lower a woman’s risk for developing metabolic syndrome in a study reported today by researchers with Kaiser Permanente....

• Treat Gestational Diabetes for Baby’s Sake

Treating pregnant women who have even mild gestational diabetes helps reduce the risk of complications in infants and the women's own risk of blood pressure problems, according to a new study....

• Cocoa Tea – A Healthy Substitute for Coffee

Too much coffee consumption can have detrimental affects on health. Drinking three or more cups of coffee a day may lead to gastrointestinal upsets, changes in sleep patterns, insomnia, heart health concerns, and even caffeine-induced nervous jitters....

• Breastfeeding May Lower Moms’ Diabetes Risk

Breastfeeding for a month or longer appears to reduce a woman's risk of getting diabetes later in life, according to a new study....

• Study: Vitamin D May Cut Risk of Diabetes

Vitamin D may help prevent diabetes in people at high risk of developing the condition, researchers report....

• Study: Vitamin D May Cut Risk of Diabetes

Vitamin D may help prevent diabetes in people at high risk of developing the condition, researchers report....