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Tea or coffee ‘addict’? How regular cuppas boost nurses’ brains

Drinking a few cups of coffee or tea a day is associated with better long-term cognitive function and a lower risk of dementia for nurses than not drinking any, long-term study of healthcare workers by Harvard University finds

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