Starbucks has submitted a licensing application to sell alcohol at its outlet in Hull's Paragon railway station. The American ...

An Australian study has found no link between its consumption and any difficulties in a child's brain development.

Studies show that low to moderate caffeine intake can improve alertness, focus, and reaction time. Coffee is rich in ...

Dirty sodas, which combines your favorite soft drink with creamer, syrups and more, are all over social media. Here's what experts say about the ingredients.

Cheers to … sobriety? Andrews shares that she’s a teetotaler in the name of total body betterment, “I do not consume any ...

Coffee-lovers can get the taste of the fancy ... 550 calories in a 16-ounce Mint Mocha Chip Frappuccino. Frozen alcoholic drinks can be a tasty treat, but they also tend to be loaded with calories.

A citrussy alcohol-free 'gin', perfect when teamed with tonic and a slice of fruit. Pentire use plants found along the ...

Coffee drinks with added sugar or alcohol may exacerbate dehydration. Hot climates and vigorous physical activity may also increase the risk of dehydration if increased urine output from caffeine ...

A study from the University of Queensland found no strong evidence linking coffee consumption during pregnancy to ...

So, what doesn’t help? Alcohol and coffee, which also disrupt sleep. “Our REM (rapid eye movement) sleep decreases after drinking - we need adequate REM sleep for good mental health ...

A study analysing data from 46,000 families found no link between drinking coffee during pregnancy and neurodevelopmental.

From a classic London fog to a pumpkin pie latte, coffee drinkers are sure to find a shop that offers their perfect drink.