Tea health benefits 'exaggerated'
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An advertising campaign exaggerated the health benefits of drinking tea, a UK watchdog rules.
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A tobacco firm says allegations it covered up evidence of the harmful effects of passive smoking are false and inaccurate.
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British researchers have found that green and black tea inhibit the activity of certain enzymes in the brain, paving the way for improved memory and protecting against the development of Alzheimer&#39;s disease.
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Michael Seidman, director of the Center for Integrative Medicine at the Henry Ford Health System in Detroit, hates the taste of green tea. But that doesn't stop him from drinking a cup five days a week. When he's done, Seidman squeezes the liquid out of the tea leaves and then -- get this -- eats...
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Can drinking green tea really protect against two big killers, strokes and cancer? A huge study in Japan suggests yes and no: It might lower your stroke risk but won't save you from cancer.
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Drinking caffeinated beverages  on a regular basis may provide significant protection against  death from heart disease in the elderly who have normal levels  of blood pressure, according to data from a large U.S. health  and nutrition study.
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Tech workers, relax: A new Australian study refutes claims of health danger from cell phones and coffee.
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A green tea extract may pack a stronger antioxidant punch than the beverage itself does, new research suggests.
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WASHINGTON: A new research to be published in the journal Cancer Research has found the polyphenols present in green tea help prevent the spread of prostate cancer.
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Â· Controversial warning on complementary therapiesÂ· Experts say study findings raise important issue
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NEW YORK  - The tobacco industry for many  years claimed that it was unaware of biological evidence that  smoking is harmful to health, but that was untrue according to  a medical journal report.
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NEW YORK  - A green tea extract may pack a  stronger antioxidant punch than the beverage itself does, new  research suggests.
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Drinking tea may help protect against Alzheimer&#39;s disease, though it is by no means a cure for the brain-crippling illness, British scientists said on Tuesday.
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Tea drinkers, rejoice: new research supports claims that chamomile tea can protect the body from a host of ills, including colds and menstrual cramps.
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NEW YORK  - Findings from a new study confirm that tea extracts applied to the skin promote the repair of damage from radiotherapy, and shed light on the mechanisms involved in the injury. The beneficial effects of the extracts are mostly from their ability to attenuate the body signals that trigger inflammation.
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NEW YORK  - A new study adds to growing evidence that an extract from Cuban sugar cane does not help lower cholesterol levels.
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Drinking five or more cups of green tea a day could halve the risks of developing advanced prostate cancer, according to a Japanese study published Wednesday.