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More than 46,000 people observed in a study took their coffee black. Here’s what happened to them

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More than 46,000 people observed in a study took their coffee black. Here’s what happened to them

National Post Staff 18/06/2025 15:25

Researchers collected data from hundreds of Americans, from those who didn’t drink coffee at all to those who added sugar, cream, both, or none to the popular beverage…

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Researchers collected data from hundreds of Americans, from those who didn’t drink coffee at all to those who added sugar, cream, both, or none to the popular beverage…
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