Drinking highly caffeinated alcoholic beverages triggers changes in the adolescent brain similar to taking cocaine, and the consequences last into adulthood, according to a Purdue University study.

A study was reported to show that caffeine protects older women from dementia. But looking closer at the research, we can't truly claim coffee was the reason.

A new report predicts extreme temperature will cut the world’s coffee-growing area in half within a few decades.

The FDA is urged to take stronger action against concentrated caffeine products.

No more yellow teeth or constantly having to run to the bathroom

The scientist scanned his brain twice a week for 18 months. Surprisingly, coffee and breakfast had the biggest effect on his brain’s connectivity.

It could work wonders.

While Coca Cola isn’t a healthy choice by any means, the science behind the drink’s effects on the body proves some of the viral claims to be wildly exaggerated.