Decades-long follow-up studies report that moderate caffeine intake from coffee or tea is linked with reduced dementia risk and better late-life brain performance.

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Study of 131,000 Americans links two to three cups of tea or coffee with 15–20 percent lower dementia risk over decades ...

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Coffee, a staple for millions to kick-start their mornings or beat the post-lunch slump, may offer more than just a burst of energy. A large-scale research study published in the JAMA Network has ...

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A Harvard study published in JAMA links 2–3 cups of caffeinated coffee or 1–2 cups of tea daily with lower dementia risk and modest cognitive benefits, based on decades of data from 130,000 ...