Very Hot Drinks Linked to Threefold Higher Esophageal Cancer Risk

A study finds that consuming beverages at very hot temperatures increases the risk of squamous cell carcinoma of the esophagus by three times compared to warm drinks.

4 publishers · 5 articles · first seen 8 Sept 2026 · updated 42d ago

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4 publishers have covered this in 5 articles since 8 Sept 2026. BBC Health published first, on 8 September at 23:30 UTC; MedPageToday.com - medical news for physicians followed 42h 51m later. The most recent article, from Inc., appeared on 13 September at 15:52 UTC.

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