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as posted by the channelGood news for coffee lovers: A new study says moderate coffee drinking could help you live a longer, healthier life. NBC News medical correspondent Dr. John Torres tells TODAY that the study indicates a few cups of joe a day may reduce risk of death from such causes as heart ailments, cancer, stroke and diabetes.
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