This article &quot;Habitual coffee intake shapes the gut microbiome and modifies host physiology and cognition&quot; is published in NATURE COMMUNICATIONS.Author: Serena Boscaini Journal: NATURE COMMUNICATIONS Year: 2026 Podcast type: Short The authors are:<ul><li>Serena Boscaini</li><li>Thomaz F. S. Bastiaanssen</li><li>Gerard M. Moloney</li><li>Federica Bergamo</li><li>Laila Zeraik</li><li>Caroline O&#39;Leary</li><li>Aimone Ferri</li><li>Maha Irfan</li><li>Maaike van der Rhee</li><li>Thaïs I. F. Lindemann</li><li>Elizabeth Schneider</li><li>Arthi Chinna Meyyappan</li><li>Kirsten Berding Harold</li><li>Caitríona M. Long-Smith</li><li>Carina Carbia</li><li>Kenneth J. O&#39;Riordan</li><li>José Fernando Rinaldi de Alvarenga</li><li>Nicole Tosi</li><li>Daniele Del Rio</li><li>Alice Rosi</li><li>Letizia Bresciani</li><li>Pedro Mena</li><li>Gerard Clarke</li><li>John F. Cryan</li></ul>Affiliations:University College Cork, Cork, Ireland. University of Parma, Parma, Italy.

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