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Ignoring This Common Symptom Could Lead To Life-Threatening Condition: Doctor Explains Why
Heartburn is usually not a serious condition. However, when left uncontrolled, chronic heartburn can contribute to serious complications.
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Esophageal Cancer: Follow These Steps To Reduce The Risk Of This Cancer Type
Early diagnosis plays an important role in treating this cancer. Therefore, it is imperative to consult a doctor when the symptoms such as difficulty in swallowing solid food, acid reflux, recurring chest pains and heartburn.
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World Cancer Day 2021: Chewing And Smoking Tobacco- A Risk Factor For Multiple Kinds Of Cancer
World Cancer Day: Chewing tobacco contains a minimum of 28 cancer-causing chemicals, medically known as carcinogens. The primary cancer-causing agents in chewing tobacco are the tobacco-explicit nitrosamines (TSNAs).
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Drinking Piping Hot Tea May Increase Risk Of Esophageal Cancer: Study
According to the findings published in the International Journal of Cancer, the risk of cancer more than doubled among those who regularly drank tea at 75 degrees Celsius.
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Fond Of Sipping Piping Hot Tea? Beware! It Raises Risk Of This Cancer
The study showed that risk of esophageal cancer more than doubled among those who regularly drank tea at 75 degrees Celsius
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Smokers And Drinkers Shouldn't Be Drinking Hot Tea; It May Cause Esophageal Cancer, Study Reveals
According to a study published in the Journal Annal of Internal Medicine, smokers and drinkers should avoid drinking hot tea, as it may lead to an increased risk of esophageal cancer.
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Drinking Hot Tea Can Lead To Esophageal Cancer In Heavy Drinkers And Smokers
A new study has linked high esophageal cancer risks to excessive drinking of hot tea in people who drink and smoke.
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Bacteria In Mouth May Cause Esophageal Cancer; Here's How You Can Maintain Oral Hygiene
If you haven't been careful about your oral health, may be it is time. According to a study published in the Journal Cancer Research, bacteria present in the mouth that leads to gum disease may also increase the risk of esophageal cancer.
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Zinc Supplements May Help Cut Growth in Esophageal Cancer Cases
Zinc is essential for the body to regulate and produce hormones.
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Oral Bacteria May Be Linked To Esophageal Cancer: Study
Researchers have found that a bacterial species responsible for gum disease is present in 61 per cent of patients with esophageal cancer.
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Smoking, Drinking Combo Raises Odds For Esophageal Cancer
People who smoke and drink are nearly twice as likely to develop esophageal cancer as those with only one of those unhealthy habits, a new study indicates.Previous research has shown that smoking and drinking are risk factors for esophageal cancer, but...
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Father of banned Danish Kaneria dies
Prabha Shankar Kaneria was 82 was suffering from esophageal cancer which was diagnosed in January.
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Heat effective in treating throat condition: Study
Precancerous cells in the throat may lower the risk of later developing esophageal cancer, study finds.
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Soda doesn't increase cancer risk
Recent research shows that carbonated beverages don't increase the risk of developing cancer of the oesophagus.
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Ignoring This Common Symptom Could Lead To Life-Threatening Condition: Doctor Explains Why
Heartburn is usually not a serious condition. However, when left uncontrolled, chronic heartburn can contribute to serious complications.
-
Esophageal Cancer: Follow These Steps To Reduce The Risk Of This Cancer Type
Early diagnosis plays an important role in treating this cancer. Therefore, it is imperative to consult a doctor when the symptoms such as difficulty in swallowing solid food, acid reflux, recurring chest pains and heartburn.
-
World Cancer Day 2021: Chewing And Smoking Tobacco- A Risk Factor For Multiple Kinds Of Cancer
World Cancer Day: Chewing tobacco contains a minimum of 28 cancer-causing chemicals, medically known as carcinogens. The primary cancer-causing agents in chewing tobacco are the tobacco-explicit nitrosamines (TSNAs).
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Drinking Piping Hot Tea May Increase Risk Of Esophageal Cancer: Study
According to the findings published in the International Journal of Cancer, the risk of cancer more than doubled among those who regularly drank tea at 75 degrees Celsius.
-
Fond Of Sipping Piping Hot Tea? Beware! It Raises Risk Of This Cancer
The study showed that risk of esophageal cancer more than doubled among those who regularly drank tea at 75 degrees Celsius
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Smokers And Drinkers Shouldn't Be Drinking Hot Tea; It May Cause Esophageal Cancer, Study Reveals
According to a study published in the Journal Annal of Internal Medicine, smokers and drinkers should avoid drinking hot tea, as it may lead to an increased risk of esophageal cancer.
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Drinking Hot Tea Can Lead To Esophageal Cancer In Heavy Drinkers And Smokers
A new study has linked high esophageal cancer risks to excessive drinking of hot tea in people who drink and smoke.
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Bacteria In Mouth May Cause Esophageal Cancer; Here's How You Can Maintain Oral Hygiene
If you haven't been careful about your oral health, may be it is time. According to a study published in the Journal Cancer Research, bacteria present in the mouth that leads to gum disease may also increase the risk of esophageal cancer.
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Zinc Supplements May Help Cut Growth in Esophageal Cancer Cases
Zinc is essential for the body to regulate and produce hormones.
-
Oral Bacteria May Be Linked To Esophageal Cancer: Study
Researchers have found that a bacterial species responsible for gum disease is present in 61 per cent of patients with esophageal cancer.
-
Smoking, Drinking Combo Raises Odds For Esophageal Cancer
People who smoke and drink are nearly twice as likely to develop esophageal cancer as those with only one of those unhealthy habits, a new study indicates.Previous research has shown that smoking and drinking are risk factors for esophageal cancer, but...
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Father of banned Danish Kaneria dies
Prabha Shankar Kaneria was 82 was suffering from esophageal cancer which was diagnosed in January.
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Heat effective in treating throat condition: Study
Precancerous cells in the throat may lower the risk of later developing esophageal cancer, study finds.
-
Soda doesn't increase cancer risk
Recent research shows that carbonated beverages don't increase the risk of developing cancer of the oesophagus.
