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Very Hot Beverages Linked to Higher Esophageal Cancer Risk: Study
According to an analysis of two large UK cohorts published in the International Journal of Cancer, drinking hot beverages at a “very hot” temperature was associated with approximately a threefold...
To determine the influence of self-reported preference in beverages’ temperature and frequency of drinking on particular histological types of oesophageal cancer, researchers analyzed the data of 977,282 subjects recruited from two major cohorts of U... [2333 chars]
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