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Can Too Much Coffee Affect Women’s Bone Health? Study Offers New Clues - Top 50 Women Forum

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A recent Australian study has found a potential link between very high coffee consumption and lower bone mineral density among older women, while regular tea consumption was associated with a…

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The morning ritual of drinking coffee or tea is an essential part of the day for many.

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Excessive coffee consumption may be linked to lower bone mineral density in postmenopausal women, according to a new study by Flinders University researchers, cited by Fox News. The study, published in the scientific journal Nutrients, included 9,704 women aged 65 and over, who were followed for a decade. The strongest negative association was seen with drinking more than five cups of coffee a day. Moderate drinking of about 2-3 cups did not hav…

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IndexHR broke the news in Zagreb, Croatia on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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