HEALTHMEDPAGE TODAY
Coffee Lovers and Their Livers Can Celebrate, Study Suggests
A study from the U.K. Biobank found that coffee consumption is associated with lower risks of serious liver disease and related mortality, with higher intake showing greater benefits over a 13-year follow-up.
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