Hi all,

Some (or rather most) of you know that coffee is banned (in our school) for health issues. But I found an article in The Straits Times, Mind Your Body, February 26, while looking for Science Articles. And it contradicts the policy Hwa Chong set.

The Title is: Fewer Tea, Coffee Drinkers Get Stroke

And the first para is:

"Two studies presented in the San Diego at the American Stroke Association's International Stroke Conference last week suggested tea and coffee drinkers may be at lower risk of suffering strokes"

Even though they said it was purely observational, coffee fans (unlike me), can use this to argue(not really argue, but you get the idea) that coffee should not be banned.

This post is just for those who doesnt really read the newspapers (like me). And since there's nothing much to write, i'll end here.

Cheers,
Wei Yang

P.S. By the way, if you're still online, reading this post, and havent done science articles, you can use this.
P.P.S. Anyone knows Mrs Ann's hci email. I searched everywhere and cant find

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