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Coffee Reconsidered: New Grounds for Drinking It
Caffeine moderation moderates cardiovascular risk, caffeine is not what is keeping you up at night, and 4 more recent studies on caffeine intake.
Modest caffeine intake moderates cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk, caffeine does keep you up, but not at night, caffeine trumps sugar in diabetes prevention-these and other recent research findings reveal some health benefits of drinking coffee to go along with the risks. Scroll through the slides below to find concise summaries of new studies that your patients may ask you about.
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