Feb 22, 2016
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By Clint Rainey
Keep it coming. Photo: Jose Luis Stephens/Masterfile/CorbisGreat news: The benefits of coffee are so plentiful that a new study has linkeddrinking two extra cups per day to a 44 percent drop in the risk of developing cirrhosis, an awful liver disease brought on by too much booze.
Researchers at England's Southampton University analyzed data on more than 430,000 subjects and write that while there's still no cure for liver disease, it appears the sky's the limit for coffee drinkers who want to minimize their chances of a nonfunctioning liver.
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