Experts explain why coffee sends people to the bathroom. They break down how caffeine interacts with the gut and why other caffeine drinks don't do the same.

Yes, a whistle. As the backpack heroine showed us - it’s a built-in security system, dog-caller, and child-herder in one.

Why can coffee help you live longer? This study focused on caffeine and, while that's a major component in regular coffee, it's not the only thing.

A combination of genetics and drinking instant coffee is linked to an increased risk of developing a common form of age-related macular degeneration, a new study has found.

A new coffee drive-through with a tagline of "cultivating kindness and joy with every drink," will open several stores in Arizona this summer.

A new study finds that drinking three cups of coffee could boost your longevity. The results, however, were limited to black coffee and coffee with “low” levels of added sugar and saturated fat.

Discover why global coffee prices surged to record highs and what’s driving their recent decline. Explore the impact of climate change on coffee production and the future of the popular commodity.

Despite rising prices and global challenges, coffee remains a daily essential for millions. Valued at over $473 billion in 2025, it’s not just a drink, it’s a cultural staple. Consumers continue to ...

Mushroom coffee merges coffee with functional mushroom extracts, including lion’s mane, chaga, reishi, cordyceps, and turkey tail, with the aim of providing benefits such as enhanced focus and ...

The latest coffee trend on social media is cloud coffee, a beverage that combines coconut water with an espresso and milk foam. This iced coffee drink draws on two other viral coffees, the coconut ...

If one thing’s for sure, it’s that there’s always another coffee study, and we can’t help but click. But why are we so hooked, and is there any real consensus on whether coffee is good for us?

A Harvard study finds that caffeinated coffee may support healthy aging in women, with benefits not seen in decaf or tea, despite some study limitations.