Hans Kandel was helping poor Sumatran coffee farmers adopt and grow a disease-resistant coffee plant. A few weeks ago, his ...

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A recent study published in the scientific journal Nutrition, Metabolism and Cardiovascular Diseases revealed that coffee from an office machine could be raising your cholesterol levels without ...

“Replacing three cups of brewing machine coffee with paper-filtered coffee five days per week was estimated to reduce LDL cholesterol,” the new study noted Brian Anthony Hernandez, who has ...

Coffee machines found in workplaces can be bad for your employees' health, as a new study revealed that they have substances linked to higher cholesterol levels. The study, conducted by a team of ...

Your office coffee machine might be serving up more than just caffeine, according to research published in Nutrition, Metabolism and Cardiovascular Diseases this February. Swedish researchers found ...

A new study by Swedish researchers has found that high levels of cholesterol-elevating substances were present in most coffee machines in workplaces. The two substances in question are cafestol ...

Learn more › You’re not alone if you like to jump-start your day at the coffee machine. According to a report by the National Coffee Association (NCA), 63% of Americans drink coffee daily ...

Drinking coffee from office machines may increase cholesterol levels due to high levels of cholesterol-boosting compounds, but using paper filter coffee makers can effectively filter out these ...