You’re better off letting your tea cool before sipping it. A scorching new study found that drinking tea — or likely, any beverage — piping hot nearly doubles the risk of esophageal cancer. While ...

Do you like your tea served piping hot? Beware— you could be doubling your cancer risk, according to a new report. Researchers from Tehran University of Medical Sciences in Iran recently conducted a ...

A new study published in the International Journal of Cancer shows drinking extremely hot beverages can increase your risk of throat cancer when regularly consumed at a temperature of more than 140° F ...

Drinking tea supports heart health, metabolism, immunity, and longevity, but how and when you drink it matters. Experts ...

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A study is recommending tea drinkers to let their hot beverages cool down before enjoying them as it could increase the risk of cancer. The findings published in the International Journal of Cancer ...

Do you like your tea served piping hot? Beware— you could be doubling your cancer risk, according to a new report. >> Read more trending news Researchers from Tehran University of Medical Sciences in ...