Five Cups of Coffee a Day Deemed Safe, a New Side Effect of GLP-1 Medications, and an Upcoming Double Astronomical Event
Missed some of our top stories from the week? American Heart Association Deems 5 Cups of Coffee Safe but Warns Against Energy DrinksA recent scientific statement from the American Heart Association offers some answers about caffeine and cardiovascular health. According to the latest evidence, drinking up to five cups of caffeinated coffee a day is considered safe for most adults and may even be associated with a lower risk of certain cardiovascular conditions.Read More: American Heart Association Deems 5 Cups of Coffee Safe but Warns Against Energy Drinks2.
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Missed some of our top stories from the week? Check out our round-up below, covering the biggest science news and stories that matter.This week's stories, from July 18 to July 24, 2026, include how much daily caffeine is deemed safe for adults, rare footage of the Arctic bobtail squid, a skeleton that may be the earliest known victim of a sharp-object attack, why hair loss may be a side effect of GLP-1 medications, a new species of eyeless cavefish found in Alabama, and the double feature of a solar eclipse and meteor shower happening in August.1. American Heart Association Deems 5 Cups of Coffee Safe but Warns Against Energy DrinksA recent scientific statement from the American Heart Association offers some answers about caffeine and cardiovascular health.
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