… between coffee intake and the risk of incident gout in a large cohort of men. … of incident gout
decreased with increasing coffee intake. The risk of gout was 40% lower with coffee intake of …

… type 2 diabetes but free of cardiovascular disease or cancer at baseline. Coffee consumption
… A total of 658 incident cardiovascular events (434 coronary heart disease and 224 stroke) …

… The relationship between coffee consumption and subsequent type 2 diabetes mellitus in
different categories of coffee consumption. The center of each black square is placed at the …

… In conclusion, our data suggest that coffee consumption is not associated with incident
dementia over a long follow-up. The observed short-term protective association likely represents …

… Many studies have found an inverse association between consumption of filtered coffee
and incident type 2 diabetes. The effect of boiled coffee has been less studied. …

… coffee consumption, we tested the hypothesis that faster metabolizers consumed more coffee
by comparing self-reported coffee … any evidence that coffee consumption heightens the risk …

… coffee consumption and type … incident diabetes in a 4-year period) [14], [15]. The aim of the
study was to determine whether there is an association between coffee consumption and type …

… evidence for a relation between coffee consumption and these conditions, with … coffee
consumption could result in a marked increase in risk of coronary heart disease and several types …

… years), we investigated total, filtered, and boiled coffee consumption in relation to the risk of
incident cancer. The main findings for total coffee, including both filtered and boiled, were an …

… The UK Biobank captured self-reported coffee consumption and cancer-registry recorded
incident digestive cancers. Hazard ratios (HRs) and 95% CIs were calculated using Cox …