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Coffee in the morning can give you more than a jolt. A new study finds that morning coffee drinkers have a longer life expectancy than non coffee drinkers and derive added protection for everything from cardiovascular disease to kidney injuries.
Coffee in the morning can give you more than a jolt. A new study finds that morning coffee drinkers have a longer life expectancy than non coffee drinkers and derive added protection for everything from cardiovascular disease to kidney injuries. ( Photo: Beercha/Wikimedia Commons)

Morning Magic: That First Cup of Joe Packs Surprising Health Benefits, New Report Finds

Your morning coffee isn’t just an upper. Recent research says it helps protect your heart from cardiovascular disease, decreases...

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09 May 2025 | 12:26
The humble date has been a cultivated fruit for 4,000 years and is still considered a delicacy in many lands. The Biblical reference to the “land of milk and honey” is believed by scholars to refer to the honey from the date fruit, not a honey bee.
The humble date has been a cultivated fruit for 4,000 years and is still considered a delicacy in many lands. The Biblical reference to the “land of milk and honey” is believed by scholars to refer to the honey from the date fruit, not a honey bee. ( Photo: Carole Raddato/Wikimedia Commons)

Dating Dates: A 4,000-Year-Old Fruit, with Biblical Roots

It has humble roots, but a grand name: “the tree of life,” and its history stretches back thousands of years.

The date may...

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02 May 2025 | 04:55
Charles Osborne started hiccupping after an accident on a farm in Nebraska when he was 29 years old and he did not stop for 68 years. His hiccups finally stopped in 1990 when he was 96 years old, and a year later he died of natural causes.
Charles Osborne started hiccupping after an accident on a farm in Nebraska when he was 29 years old and he did not stop for 68 years. His hiccups finally stopped in 1990 when he was 96 years old, and a year later he died of natural causes. ( Photo: X Seriously Strange)

One Man Hiccuped for 68 Yrs; Doctors Cannot Explain Why He, or Anyone Else, Hiccups

Hiccups are a medical mystery, a clear condition with confusing causes. And nobody can definitely say why some of the suggested...

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28 Mar 2025 | 02:32
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