Caffeine appears to affect how cells handle stress and DNA damage—but researchers say it’s no magic bullet. Here’s what the ...

A new study from the Cellular Aging and Senescence laboratory at Queen Mary University of London's Centre for Molecular Cell ...

Stock image of a caffeine molecule. ISTOCK / GETTY IMAGES PLUS. However, there is still a lot of research to be done into how caffeine affects the body, and the exact mechanisms behind how it is ...

Caffeine. You know it, you love it. And thanks to new research, we now have a better idea of how some plants evolved to make it. Caffeine, a two-ringed, carbon- and nitrogen-based molecule, shows ...

Doctors explain what it means to develop caffeine tolerance, what it could mean for your health, and how to cut back. When you’re new to caffeine, that first cup of coffee or tea can be a game ...

Together with the original caffeine molecule, they heighten your brain activity, get nutrients flowing, increase your athleticism, and boost your focus. American Chemical Society ...

The bacterium uses specialized enzymes to convert the complex caffeine molecule into simpler ammonia and carbon dioxide. In the process, it “feeds” off the caffeine, using it as a means of ...

Caffeine keeps physicists up at night. Particularly those concerned with the capacity of electrons to absorb energy. In a new study published in EPJ B, a Franco-Japanese team of physicists have ...

When you’re new to caffeine, that first cup of coffee or tea can be a game changer. Suddenly, you’re focused, energized, motivated, and alert. You’re a superhero who can plow through a prese ...

Caffeine keeps physicists up at night. Particularly those concerned with the capacity of electrons to absorb energy. In a new study physicists have used the caffeine molecule as a playground to ...