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Researchers identify cancer risk from hot beverages

A study found that regular consumption of very hot drinks, such as tea and coffee, increases the risk of esophageal cancer. This finding was made by British researchers.

In brief

  • Study conducted in the UK
  • Hot drinks increase esophageal cancer risk
  • Consumption of hot tea and coffee is dangerous
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