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Hot Tea and Coffee Can Cause Cancer

Summary by Die Presse
"Very hot drinks can damage the mucous membrane in the mouth and esophagus," experts warn. A British study confirms research results from Asia and South America. A temperature of 65 degrees Celsius was defined as a threshold for harmfulness.

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British study confirms research results from Asia and South America. 65 degrees Celsius are the harmful limit.

·Vienna, Austria
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Those who like to consume very hot tea or coffee have an increased risk of cancer – that's what epidemiologists found out from Oxford in the UK. They have also determined the temperature at which hot drinks become problematic.

·Vienna, Austria
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"Very hot drinks can damage the mucous membrane in the mouth and esophagus," experts warn. A British study confirms research results from Asia and South America. A temperature of 65 degrees Celsius was defined as a threshold for harmfulness.

·Vienna, Austria
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LONDON. Very hot tea or coffee may increase the risk of oesophagus cancer.

·Linz, Austria
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Die Presse broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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