A cup of coffee may mean longer lifespan for patients living with chronic kidney disease, bringing down the mortality risk lower by as high as 24%.

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Patients with the highest intake of coffee had a 24 percent lower risk of dying.
"These results suggest that advising patients with CKD to drink more caffeine may reduce their mortality. This would represent a simple, clinically beneficial, and inexpensive option," said Miguel Bigotte Vieira from Centro Hospitalar Lisboa Norte, in Portugal.
However, "this benefit should ideally be confirmed in a randomised clinical trial", Vieira added.
For the study, the team examined the association of caffeine consumption with mortality among 2328 patients with CKD
The results will be presented at the ongoing ASN Kidney Week 2017 in New Orleans.
Drinking coffee can also reduce diabetes risk, revealed a reported in the American Chemical Society Journal of Natural Products.
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