Your morning brew may have just gotten better for you...
John Hopkins Medicine researchers performed the study using a group of approximately 14,207 adults from the ages of 45 to 64 years. Over 24 years, participants took 7 food frequency questionnaires. The questionnaires assessed how much caffeinated
they drank . Then, the researchers would compare it with incident AKI, defined by hospitalization. They'd do so with an AKI-related Intention Classification of Diseases code.those who drank any quantity of coffee every day had a 15% lower risk of AKIa person who drank two to three cups a day saw the largest reductions, with a 22%-23% lower risk.
Researchers also took into consideration demographic characteristics, socioeconomic status, lifestyle influences, and dietary factors. Still, there was a 15% lower risk of AKI for participants who consumed any amount of coffee versus those who did not.They also adjusted for additional illnesses and/or disorders that could play a factor in the study. However, those with other ailments who drank coffee still had an 11% lower risk of developing AKI compared with those who did not.
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