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Million of drivers could be exceeding “safe” caffeine limits, a study has found

As Halloween approaches, the air fills with excitement. Costumes are planned, pumpkins are carved, and the promise of sweet treats is everywhere. But while dipping into chocolates and colourful candies may seem harmless, some ingredients in these festive favourites can cause trouble for people taking certain medications or living with…

Don't lose sleep over your exams — follow these expert tips to beat anxiety and stay well rested

The package of 24 energy drinks will be available in the U.S. on November 3

Stubbornly high inflation has left consumers uncertain and less willing to splash out on a takeout coffee

A woman was recently fined £150 by a council for pouring coffee down a drain before getting on a bus. The fine has now been rescinded by Richmond council in London, but the incident has prompted many discussions about whether coffee discarded like this could cause environmental damage.

woman&home health columnist Annie Deadman shares how to enjoy the benefits of warming teas and coffees in a healthy way

The energy drink market is a multi-billion-dollar industry. Brands promise to boost your energy and improve your focus. However, a closer look at the ingredient list reveals a less impressive reality. Many of the most popular energy drinks are little more than glorified sugar water. They contain a huge amount…

According to experts, it’s complicated, because caffeine affects people differently

Imagine waking up, feeling groggy, and your first instinct is to reach for a cup of coffee. But what if there’s something simpler (and safer) that helps you boost energy more naturally, without side effects, caffeine crashes, or dependency? According to medical experts, a bright, health-supporting practice every morning offers…

It might seem like an easy idea to make your own half caff coffee at home, but there are a few hurdles in your way, say coffee experts