In a report on 14, 629 men and women combining surveys over 12 years, "Coffee drinking 'had an] inverse relationship with the risk of type 2 'diabetes.]" That is, those who drank 3-4 cups a day had a 39% lower risk than non-drinkers of coffee.

Coffee vs. Diabetes Bibliography

Journal of the American Medical Association., vol. 10, 2004. By: Tuornilehto, Hu, Bidel, Lindstrom, & Jousilahti, Depts. of Epidem. and Health Promotion, Nat. Pub. Health Service, Finland; Dept. of Public Health, U. of Helsinki; Inst. of Biomedicine, Helsinki, Finland.

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