Coffee may reduce the risk of prostate cancer...

8 May 2024

A study conducted on 50,000 people in the United States linked coffee consumption to a reduced risk of death from prostate cancer.
It was observed that those who drink six or more cups of coffee per day have a 20% lower risk of developing this type of cancer.
This percentage increased to 60% when it came to reducing the risk of the deadly form of this disease, which is the most common among men.
Cancer charities in Britain advised caution in accepting these results, published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, as the evidence they relied on is not yet clear.
These organizations indicated that men should not rely on drinking coffee to prevent prostate cancer.

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