YOUR office coffee could be putting you at risk of heart attack and stroke, scientists have warned. Do you make a beeline for ...

Coffee consumption can indeed raise your blood pressure, though some people are more sensitive to this effect than others, ...

It turns out that about half of all people carry the slow-metabolizer version of the CYP1A2 gene. This means millions of ...

The exception is iron. “It’s important to leave a one- to two-hour gap between your iron supplements and your cup of coffee ...

Black coffee typically does not affect tests that measure red blood cell count, liver function, or kidney function. To be safe, let your healthcare professional know about the coffee as soon as ...

Are you making too many trips to the office coffee machine to come up with a new sales pitch by the end of the day? Turns out ...

Sipping on a cup of coffee can do many things to your body, including instantly elevating your blood pressure. This is why coffee is a popular choice when it comes to low blood pressure.

A new study from Norway suggests that the way coffee is brewed—and whether the drinker is male or female—may affect how much ...

While coffee is known to have several health benefits — including reducing inflammation, boosting longevity and even helping you lose weight — having too much caffeine can raise your blood ...