[global technology reporter Cheng Junqiu], according to Broadcasting British Corporation (BBC) reported in June 15th, the expert study concluded that There is not enough evidence to show that coffee drinking can cause cancer, but overheated drinks may cause cancer.
the international cancer research agency (IARC) under the WHO began to use coffee as a "possible" carcinogenic substance since 1991. This is because coffee drinking is thought to have some connection with bladder cancer.
however, the panel of experts is of the view that the above conclusions are insufficient. However, they believe that drinking more than normal temperature may cause esophageal cancer. This is usually the risk of drinking more than 65 degrees Celsius.
BBC points out that the results are based on studies in some countries in China, Iran and South America. In these areas, people often drink tea of 70 degrees Celsius.
23 scientists came to the conclusion after analyzing hundreds of different studies.
scientists say that in the west, people often drink tea or coffee with milk, thus reducing the temperature of tea and avoiding the risk of cancer. Some scientists suggest that tea should be cool to avoid carcinogenic risk.