Drinking coffee in hot weather isn't inherently dangerous if you drink other liquids, too. Although caffeine is a diuretic, ...

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A large, population-based study shows that pregnant women who consume a diet high in foods that promote low-grade ...

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Pregnancy tips: Drinking less than 200 mg coffee while pregnant is safe. This usually translates to about one 12 oz cup of coffee or less, depending on the strength of the brew and other caffeine ...

Drinking coffee during pregnancy may not be as risky as once thought, according to a study that found no strong link between caffeine and neurodevelopmental problems in children.

But is coffee the cause? Our new research aimed to clear up the sometimes confusing advice about drinking coffee during pregnancy. We studied tens of thousands of pregnant women over two decades.

Pregnant women who drink coffee may differ from those who don't in a number of other ways. And it could be these variables – not coffee – that affect neurodevelopment.