In an earlier version of this story, a manager misidentified the office where he dealt with coffee badging. It has been ...

For the study, Swedish researchers brewed coffee in 14 different office machines. Samples were taken from each machine every two to three weeks using medi ...

Your coffee consumption at work may be stirring up trouble for your heart. A new study analyzed samples from 14 coffee ...

Published recently in the journal Nutrition, Metabolism & Cardiovascular Diseases, the study concluded that coffee from most office coffee machines contains high levels of the two cholesterol ...

If your morning cup of joe is the only thing motivating ... Researchers analyzed coffee samples from 14 workplace machines and found that office coffee may contain higher levels of cafestol ...

The study authors estimated that office workers using the machines would consume about three cups of coffee per workday, five days a week. They said replacing three cups of machine coffee with a ...

A cup of coffee is a key part of most people’s morning routine but a new study has outlined a surprise risk. A new study has ...

switching to paper-filtered coffee—either from a home drip machine or a liquid-model workplace brewer—can significantly reduce cholesterol risk. A single cup from an office machine won’t ...

Office coffee doesn't pretend to be the crème de la crème of brews, but new research suggests your common room’s cup of joe could be actively messing with your health, along with your tastebuds.