The study didn’t find any significant link between drinking decaf coffee or tea and the likelihood of healthy aging. And for ...

Drinking coffee appears to be linked with healthier aging by potentially lowering the risk of chronic diseases, such as heart ...

Staying socially and intellectually active through healthy aging activities may significantly protect older adults from cognitive and physical decline, according to new research tracking 1,344 Chinese ...

In 2016, just over 3,700 women experienced healthy aging based on the study’s criteria. Most caffeine intake came from coffee, and the median caffeine consumption at baseline was 315 mg daily.

Rejuvenation and partial reprogramming are two frontier areas in the field of aging. Here, the authors summarize advances in these fields and suggest future directions for research and therapy ...

Between the ages of 45 and 60, the women deemed "healthy agers" consumed around 315 mg of caffeine each day, which is equal to roughly three small cups of coffee or one-and-a-half large cups ...