A team from the University of Rochester Medical Center found that caffeine consumption during pregnancy can change important brain pathways that could lead to behavioral problems later in life....
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A team of researchers from the University of Basel have found that, although temporary, regular caffeine intake can physically change the gray matter of the brain....
read moreA team of researchers exploring the psychological effects of coffee found that for people who grew up in a Western culture thought in more precise terms and felt that time went by faster after being shown coffee-related cues. The...
read moreIndiana University researchers have discovered that caffeine and 23 other compounds boost the production of an enzyme referred to as NMNAT2, which may block processes associated with the development of dementia....
read moreNew research from Johns Hopkins University shows that caffeine strengthens long-term memory, enhancing certain memories at least up to 24 hours after consumed....
read moreCaffeine improves cognitive ability to process positive, but not negative or neutral words. Most of us have heard that caffeine can improve simple cognitive tasks, but a new study found that 2 to 3 cups of coffee specifically increases...
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