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coffee caffeine heart health

Drinking coffee or tea each day may boost your heart health

A giant pink bus is hosting tea parties while giving tours of Philly

tea around town philadelphia

It's possible to consume too much caffeine – but it takes a lot of coffee

coffee caffeine

Olde Kensington's the Ground Coffee is coming to Rittenhouse

The Ground Coffee Rittenhouse

Drinking coffee could lower risk of obesity, study says

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Drinking dark tea each day may reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes, study finds

Dark Tea Diabetes Study

Dunkin' partnering with a brewery to release spiked drink line

Dunkin Spiked coffee

Drinking black tea lowers the risk of heart disease and stroke, study finds

Black Tea Benefits

Green tea supplements provide many benefits, including improved metabolic health, research shows

Green tea extract

Patriots take no holidays: Philadelphia had its own tea party protest on Christmas in 1773

Philadelphia Tea Party

Drinking multiple cups of coffee is good for your brain, study suggests

Coffee tea strokes dementia

Boba shortage makes finding bubble tea a challenge

Bubble tea

Tea bags could be releasing billions of micro plastics into your cup of tea, study says

Tea bags micro plastics

Green tea ingredient may prove key to slowing antibiotic resistance

Green tea antibiotics

Saxbys adds matcha, new sandwiches to menu

Saxbys introduces matcha

Drinking too much coffee may increase the chance of migraines

Coffee Migraines Headache

Saxbys launching Free Spirit collection, nonalcoholic drinks inspired by cocktails

Saxbys launching Free Spirit collection, nonalcoholic drinks inspired by cocktails

Study: Piping hot tea increases risk of esophageal cancer

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Government Shutdown Tea: The ultimate anti-anxiety tea recipe to smooth over your worries

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Drink kombucha on the regular for these 6 health benefits

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Fork serving afternoon tea this holiday season

Afternoon tea at Fork

Penn Medicine to eliminate sugary drinks from health campuses

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13 ways to get more antioxidants (and why you need to)

Sofitel Philadelphia serving afternoon tea

How to drink like a queen, according to Elizabeth II herself

Moms invited to tea at Museum of the American Revolution

Museum of the American Revolution "Revolutionary Women"

Peddler's Village to throw Parisian food and wine fest

New Coffee and Tea Festival celebrates iced drinks

Treat mom to an afternoon tea party for Mother's Day

CVS issues voluntary recall of herbal tea product over salmonella scare

Herbal Tea Recall

Sushi bar/bubble tea chain, Cantonese restaurant & karaoke lounge headed to Chinatown

Chinatown Philadelphia

Infrequently Asked Questions: Can drinking too much tea cause kidney stones?

Honest Tea ranks Philadelphia among most honest U.S. cities

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10 ways to celebrate Mother's Day

Mother's Day

Pairing tea and cheese

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Growing a tea garden

Two healthful matcha recipes inspired by spring

Matcha Recipes

All about matcha, with Teaspoons & Petals writer Alexis Siemons

Matcha

Crossing Fingers Superstition

Magical thinking is common and often harmless – but it can be problematic, too

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How to enroll in an Independence Blue Cross health insurance plan

Movies Brain Function

Movies are helping scientists map how the brain responds to audio and visual stimulation

Healthy Smoothies

Smoothies can be nutritious, but they also can lead to weight gain

Personality Changes

Can you change your personality? Psychology research says yes, by tweaking what you think and do

Menthol Cigarette Study

Menthol cigarette ban would push people toward therapies to quit smoking, study suggests

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