Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has stated that critical decisions made "over a cup of tea" led to the entry of 35,000 to 40,000 Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) members into ...

The benefits shown in some studies may be hard for you to duplicate. Some study subjects drank multiple cups of tea a day. Several studies used green tea extract instead of brewed tea. Still ...

Your first impulse when you have a hangover might not be to reach for a cup of chrysanthemum tea, but research suggests it should be. One study showed that drinking chrysanthemum tea helped ...

Some things always immediately spring to mind in the form of pairs: bread and butter, salt and pepper, peanut butter and jam, and the perpetual flow of cups of tea and the UK. If you are someone ...

Drinking hot beverages like tea or coffee in disposable paper cups is common. However, some people claim that doing so can lead to the ingestion of microplastic particles, which are a health hazard.

Getty Stock Photo Drinking a cup of joe or some tea for the holidays may be a good thing! In a study reviewed in the journal of the American Cancer Society, researchers found that people who drink ...

However, the relationship proved complex – while moderate tea consumption (one cup or less daily) reduced overall head and neck cancer risk by 9%, drinking more than one cup daily was associated with ...

Study participants completed questionnaires about their prior consumption of caffeinated coffee, decaffeinated coffee, and tea in cups per day/week/month/year. When investigators pooled information on ...

first-leg clash between the hosts and Vietnam on Dec 26 went on sale. A total of 5,375 tickets were sold out by 6.20pm, with scalpers attempting to resell them on online platforms soon after.

Whether you're on your way to work, on the school run or just going for a leisurely walk in the countryside, a good travel mug that keeps tea and coffee hot without leaking is a must. It can be ...

Tea was linked with a nearly 30 percent decline in cancer of the lower throat, though going in for a second or third cup of tea may flip the odds to a 38 percent greater chance of laryngeal cancer.