As voters head to the polls on Election Day, one law firm is partnering with local businesses to give those who cast ballots ...

Studies suggest the caffeine present in coffee, tea and cocoa may actively promote the cells that help regenerate the lining of our blood vessels.

But what does all the evidence so far say? Can coffee improve heart health, or does too much cause harm? Building upon Medical News Today‘s regular in-depth reporting on studies related to heart ...

Voting can get you more than just a free sticker this year. Dozens of businesses across the Big Apple are offering up steals and deals this divisive, stomach-churning presidential election cycle ...

Drinking tea and coffee could be good for the heart, research suggests. Scientists have identified how caffeine could boost health in people suffering with problems with the immune system.

The acclaimed musician’s tour is called Sing Your Song! As We Fix Our Nation's Broken Heart, and it got us thinking about how ...

Heart minute volumes and cardiac index rise acutely after coffee consumption, [5] an effect which may in part be due to direct stimulation of cardiac myocytes or central and humoral activation.

Swiss chard is also high in dietary nitrates, which help decrease blood pressure and reduce the workload on your heart. Try out this recipe for Swiss chard hummus wraps. Coffee can not only give ...

Fellow coffee and tea lovers, rejoice ― our beloved beverages may help us to manage our heart health. At least, that’s according to a new study published in the journal Rheumatology yesterday.

Portland’s Vietnamese cafe moment isn’t ending anytime soon. Friends Share Cà Phê, a new Sunday-only Vietnamese coffee shop ...

Biggby Coffee is recognizing Cherry Health Heart of the City’s staff for their dedication in providing passionate healthcare. Hundreds of cups of freshly brewed coffee were donated by Biggby as ...

With such a wide range of rumored issues associated with consuming too much coffee (rapid heart rate, anyone?), some folks may find themselves asking whether their daily coffee habit could be bad ...