Scalding hot coffee and tea linked to higher esophageal cancer risk ...Middle East

Scalding hot coffee and tea linked to higher esophageal cancer riskEveryone is a fan of a hot cup of tea or coffee in the winters.Some people prefer to drink the beverages boiling hot which can endanger their health and might even lead to esophageal cancer.Coffee and tea are an inseparable part of...

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