Consuming Very Hot Beverages May Triple Risk of Esophageal Cancer
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A significant study has found that drinking very hot beverages is linked to a threefold increase in the risk of esophageal cancer. Experts are recommending that people reduce the temperature of their hot drinks to lower this risk. This finding highlights the importance of beverage temperature as a factor in cancer prevention.
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