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Addicted to coffee? It may be genetic, researchers explain
SAN DIEGO (KSWB/KUSI) — New research suggests that coffee habits, whether in excess or scarcity, could be partially linked to ...
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Colombia’s coffee farmers try to balance innovation and tradition to adapt to climate change
Before, the seasons seemed etched into the calendar, with well-defined periods of drought and rain. Today, the climate has ...
Caffeine Drinkers Are Using This Supplement To Curb 'Coffee Anxiety'—Is It Legit?
Can coffee make you more anxious than other caffeinated drinks like matcha and soda? Doctors explain the phenomenon, and what ...
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Is your coffee habit harming your kidneys? It may depend on your genes
It turns out that about half of all people carry the slow-metabolizer version of the CYP1A2 gene. This means millions of ...
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Java Genes?
Genetic differences that affect caffeine metabolism, as well as sugar and fat metabolism and brain chemistry, may lead some people to consume more coffee than others. In a study published yesterday ...
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Drinking more coffee may lower risk of uterine cancer, study suggests
Drinking coffee—especially caffeinated coffee—may help reduce the risk of developing endometrial cancer, a common type of ...
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Coline Bichlmaier and Dr. Roman Lang in the lab (IMAGE)
New insights into the perception of coffee taste - genetic predisposition plays a role Leibniz-Institut für Lebensmittel-Systembiologie an der TU München Journal ...