Which Princeton coffee shop would make a man in a suit sprint just to snag a seat? Nestled between Nassau and Chambers ...

Columbia University alumni ripped their diplomas to shreds in protest of a fellow student who was detained by ICE after leading students in pro-Palestinian demonstrations. Instead of joining in ...

It might be that the way your coffee is made is affecting your heart health ... However, new research led by Uppsala University in Sweden investigated how the brewing method used to make coffee ...

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Researchers concluded that drinking poorly filtered coffee such as the kind often found in workplace machines could be an overlooked factor in heart health issues due to certain cholesterol ...

Coffee filters ... sciences at Uppsala University in Falun, Sweden, told Healio. “Based on what we know today, coffee intake seems overall beneficial for atherosclerotic heart disease, but ...

narrowing them and increasing the risk of heart attack or stroke. Scientists at Uppsala University and Chalmers University of Technology discovered that automated coffee brewing machines found in ...

COFFEE MACHINES AND CHOLESTEROL: WHAT'S THE LINK? A study led by researchers at Uppsala University and Chalmers University of ... High LDL cholesterol is linked to heart disease and stroke. A new ...

On Tuesday, the Eagles welcomed Sacred Heart University (9-9, 4-2) to the Harrington Athletics Village and beat the Pioneers, 8-3. Eric Schroeder started on the mound for BC and tossed three ...

Do you think you drink too much coffee? Well, you might be at risk of a heart attack if you do so. Coffee is one of life's staples, especially in the mornings, but overdoing it can lead to health ...

A new study out of Sweden suggests your office java may be a latte trouble for your heart ... substances in coffee,” said David Iggman, a researcher at Uppsala University who led the study.