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March 20/Athens, Greece/Alaska Dispatch -- It may not just be the Mediterranean diet rich in vegetables and olive oil that is making Greeks live so long; it could also be the coffee says a new study.
Researchers from the University of Athens Medical School found that drinking the thick, sandy coffee may protect the heart.