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Several cups of coffee a day showed no clear diabetes link over 10 years
Researchers followed 1,158 adults in Italy for 10 years, comparing those who drank at least two to three cups of coffee daily with those who drank none. They found no statistically significant difference in new cases of impaired fasting glucose or type 2 diabetes, but the small non-consumer group limits how confidently the study can rule out a difference in risk.
Caffeine can briefly impair glucose control, raising a longer-term question about daily coffee habits and the development of diabetes.
Chronic coffee consumption and diabetogenic risk: data from the PAMELA study. Image Credit: kien thiet ke / Shutter... [4097 chars]
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