Congratulations to Dr. Sara Mahdavi and Harvard Team for pioneering research on Coffee and Women's Health and Aging!
We are excited to extend our heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Sara Mahdavi, adjunct professor at our department, and her collaborators at Harvard University and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health for their important contribution to advancing research in Women's Health and Healthy Aging. Their recent studies, which explore the profound benefits of coffee on aging and longevity, have received widespread attention and recognition in prominent publications.
Dr. Mahdavi and her team’s research has shown that moderate coffee consumption may help improve cognitive function, reduce the risk of neurodegenerative diseases, and promote healthier aging, particularly among women. These findings align with the growing body of evidence that highlights coffee as more than just a stimulant—it's a potential ally in combating age-related health challenges.
Their work was recently featured in The New York Times and TIME Magazine, shedding light on the potential health benefits of coffee, including its effects on brain function, heart health, and longevity. This research not only adds to the scientific understanding of how lifestyle factors impact aging but also emphasizes the importance of evidence-based recommendations for public health.
Read more about Dr. Mahdavi’s groundbreaking work here:
