Article: Drinking coffee may help reduce diabetes risk: study

Article: Drinking coffee may lower diabetes ...
The Hindustan Times;  February 14, 2006 ;     420 words ... ... Public Health in Boston found drinking coffee was linked to a decreased risk ... percent reduction of type 2 diabetes risk, compared with 42 percent reduction ... to clarify the link between drinking coffee and the risk of type-2 diabetes ...

Article: STUDIES: DRINKING COFFEE MAY LOWER DIABETES ...
The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH);  March 10, 2004 ;     419 words ... ... Harvard School of Public Health report released in January that found drinking six 8-ounce cups of coffee a day could reduce diabetes risk in men by about 50 percent and in women by 30 percent. Type 2 diabetes, once called adult-onset diabetes, typically ...

Article: Study suggests drinking coffee could reduce type 2 ...
Chicago Sun-Times;  January 6, 2004 ;     472 words ...PHILADELPHIA -- Drinking more coffee may reduce the risk of developing the most common form of diabetes, a study found. Compared to non-coffee drinkers, men who drank more than six eight- ounce cups of caffeinated coffee per day lowered their risk of type 2 diabetes by about half, and women reduced

Article: Six cups of coffee a day can dramatically reduce diabetes ...
The Hindustan Times;  June 27, 2006 ;     574 words ... ... Researchers have revealed that drinking coffee, especially the decaffeinated ... link between coffee and diabetes risk appears to be consistent ... appear to be related to diabetes risk, further suggesting that ... between this mineral and diabetes risk. Other minerals and ...

Article: Coffee, tea linked to lower diabetes risk.
UPI Energy Resources;  December 16, 2009 ;     537 words ...Drinking coffee -- even decaf -- and tea regularly may help reduce the risk of type ... participants and assessing the association between coffee consumption and diabetes risk published between 1966-2009. When the authors combined and analyzed ...

Article: Coffee may cut diabetes risk.(Newsline)
Clinical Advisor;  October 1, 2007 ;     511 words ... ... Mediterranean islands. Of the 937 subjects, 84% of them reported drinking coffee. All were asked about the frequency of any type of coffee ... Most participants drank boiled coffee. Subjects reported drinking coffee for at least 30 years of their life. Compared with those ...

Article: Coffee lowers diabetes risk.(News)
The Birmingham Post (England);  March 10, 2004 ;     350 words ...Further evidence that drinking coffee may dramatically reduce the risk of non-insulin dependent diabetes emerged last night. The investigation was conducted in Finland ...