Coffee News: Research Indicates Possible Link Between Coffee And Cardiovascular Disease Risk

"Fuelling the debate on coffee consumption, a new study suggests caffeine could increase aortic stiffness and wave reflections, risk factors in cardiovascular disease, according to foodproduction.com.

Coffee has for some time been the focus of ongoing research as scientists explore the impact it may have on human health.

One recent Japanese study, for example, found that drinking coffee daily could cut the risk of liver cancer, while a second study found no association between drinking coffee or tea, and the risk of colorectal cancer."

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Posted by Michael Dupuis at June 16, 2005 8:35 PM