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Bodywork: The Health Benefits of Coffee

June 10, 2025

Adam’s Journal I just read about a new study that linked drinking coffee to aging healthily. Starbucks and Folgers must have pretty good PR people because I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve seen similar headlines over the years. Are the health benefits of coffee real, or is this marketing masquerading as science? Dr. […]

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Brewing controversy: Is coffee good? Bad? Or neither?

October 13, 2016

Millions drink coffee daily, but what are the health effects?

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Wake up and smell the coffee

June 30, 2008

A good cup of coffee might be just the wake-up call scientists need to stop multiple sclerosis. A new study coauthored by Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation scientist Linda Thompson, Ph.D., found that mice immunized to develop an MS-like condition were protected from the disease by drinking caffeine. The research appears in the early online edition […]

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