Is your morning coffee a habit? A dietitian explains whether drinking coffee first thing is healthy or harmful, and shares the best time to enjoy it.

New research shows that how you brew your coffee can affect the amount of cholesterol-elevating substances known as diterpenes in your cup, which can impact your heart health.

Still drinking coffee on an empty stomach? Here's three reasons why it could be needlessly placing stress on your stomach, blood sugar and hormones – plus, how to make it part of a healthy morning ...

A scientist revealed the best time to drink your first coffee in the morning - and it's not as soon as you wake up (Image: Getty Images) ...

Nothing like good laugh to start your Saturday morning, and these funny pictures will do the trick. They’re funny enough to catch you off guard, so be careful with that coffee. Scroll through ...

Some coffee drinks are loaded with sugar, while others are high in saturated fat. Learning how to make your coffee healthy can help you maximize its benefits.

As a 22-year-old with a caffeine dependency, I replaced coffee with matcha for a month. Keep reading for my experience with making the switch.

Movchan advises others to try quitting coffee to potentially feel better, while a recent study suggests limiting morning coffee intake for health benefits.

Neuroscience Says You’re Probably Drinking Your Coffee at the Wrong Time When should you drink your first cup of coffee? Not first thing in the morning, according to neuroscience.

A recent study links morning coffee consumption to lower death rates from cardiovascular problems. A Fort Worth cardiologist shares some possible reasons.

What would a morning look like without a strong Americano in hand? For many, waking up to their morning coffee is a happy habit as they take on a long and productive day with a stimulating kick ...