Many experts say kids under 12 shouldn't have coffee at all, since kids are more sensitive to caffeine's effects on sleep, ...

Coffee may benefit the brain through multiple pathways, but caution is key due to caffeine consumption.

A 52-year-old dietitian said habits like balancing her blood sugar and eating more fish help support a healthy brain and gut.

It sounds backward, but research suggests a cup of coffee followed by a short nap could sharpen focus and fight fatigue.

THIS interactive art gallery shows how coffee affects your brainwaves. For one day only, the ‘Art of the Espresso’ experience ...

You may feel sleepy after drinking coffee if you have not gotten enough quality sleep. Coffee temporarily makes you feel ...

New research reveals that moderate coffee consumption offers significant health benefits, including reduced mortality rates and lower risks of various diseases. A comprehensive review published in ...

A new study suggests that the darker the roast of your coffee, the better it is for the brain. Researchers in Canada tested three types of coffee. They found dark roast coffee contained the highest ...

Reducing caffeine can help you get a deep sleep, have clearer dreams, and allow your brain to process emotions easily ...

Ever wake up and feel like your brain’s still in sleep mode—foggy, sluggish, or just not ready to deal with the world (or ...

The 'Art of the Espresso' event at London's Gallery Different is where coffee enthusiasts can enjoy a brew while creating a unique piece of art ...

Gut health experts explain how coffee stimulates a bathroom run (caffeine's not the only contributor) and whether you can control it.