Researchers zero in on molecular component in caffeinated foods such as coffee, tea and chocolate.

Can something as simple as a cup of coffee with milk have an anti-inflammatory effect in humans? Apparently so, researchers say.

When combined with the flu, short-term exposure to a chemical used in coffee roasting can damage the lungs, a new study with mice shows.

The first cigarette of the day and a cup of coffee might be more than just a habit. Compounds in coffee beans may lighten the effects of nicotine cravings.

Many people can’t get by without the buzz from their daily coffee habit.

A recent study says you may not need to drink coffee without sugar to gain the health benefits. HMS’ Christina Wee discusses the state of science on coffee’s attributes as a health drink.

Drinking a limited amount of coffee during pregnancy does not increase risk of miscarriage, stillbirth, or premature birth, a new study shows.

Drinking a limited amount of coffee during pregnancy does not increase risk of miscarriage, stillbirth, or premature birth, a new study shows.

People who drink at least one cup of coffee every day may have a lower risk of developing acute kidney injury, a new study shows.