This video brings up common myths that surround coffee drinking, and goes through case studies of people who have various concerns about their levels of coffee drinking and how it may be affecting their health.
This video was made by McMaster University students Mitali Chopra, Nashita Junaid, Natasha Khalid, and Ryan Jay in collaboration with the Demystifying Research McMaster Program.
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