Study links extremely hot tea and coffee to higher esophageal cancer risk
Most outlets reported the study's warning about the potential link between drinking extremely hot tea and coffee and an increased risk of esophageal cancer. BOL News specifically named "esophageal cancer," while Minute Mirror used more general language about cancer risk. Both emphasized the temperature of the drinks as a key factor.
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Tea and Coffee lovers beware as study warns extremely hot drinks may raise 'Esophageal Cancer' risk
New research suggests extremely hot tea and coffee may be linked to a higher risk of esophageal cancer.
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Very hot drinks may raise Cancer risk
Tea and coffee are part of many people's daily routines but drinking them while they are extremely hot may not be a good idea. A new study
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