High Coffee Intake Linked to Lower Bone Density in Older Women
A decade-long study of nearly 10,000 older women found that drinking more than five cups of coffee daily was associated with reduced hip bone density. Moderate coffee consumption showed no harmful effects, while tea drinking was linked to slightly higher bone density.
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