Health & Environment

Study Links Very Hot Beverages to Oesophageal Cancer Risk

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THE BRIEF
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A new study has found that consuming beverages at very high temperatures can triple the risk of developing oesophageal cancer by damaging the food pipe lining.

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Researchers suggest that the thermal injury caused by piping hot drinks is a significant factor, with findings published in recent medical journals.

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Health experts recommend allowing hot drinks to cool down before consumption to mitigate these risks, especially for individuals with existing gastrointestinal concerns.