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    Do you drink your coffee ‘extra hot’? It could be putting you at risk of deadly oesophageal cancer, major study finds

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    University of Oxford scientists found people who drink their cuppa at very high temperatures are three times more likely to develop squamous cell carcinoma than those who drink them ‘warm’.



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