"World Health": potentially drinks "too hot" carcinogenic

GENEVA (Ina) - There is no conclusive evidence that coffee causes cancer, that 's what the evaluation of the International Agency for Research on Cancer of the World Health Organization, but at the same time he said that scientific evidence Last indicates that all drinks "too hot" is likely to be carcinogenic.  
It concluded the results of the assessment , which was published Wednesday (June 15, 2016), in periodic newspaper "Lancet Oncology", and transferred UN news Centre, to be very hot drinks - Undecided that reach temperatures of about 65 degrees Celsius or more- including water, coffee, tea and other beverages potentially causing cancer of the esophagus. 
the group is composed of twenty - three world has made ​​a comprehensive review at the invitation of theagency for more than a thousand scientific studies have been conducted on humans and animals.  
In this regard , Dr. Christopher Wild, IAEA chief for Cancer Research, "these results suggest that drinking very hot drinks is a potential cause of cancer of the esophagus, and the temperature, not thedrinks themselves, it seems responsible for the injury. the class eating very hot drinks as the drivers of the potential for human cancer (Group 2A) . 
Wilde emphasizes that the results were based on limited evidence from epidemiologic studies that haveshown positive links between esophageal cancer and drinking very hot drinks.  
Studies found in places such as China, Iran, Turkey, and South America, where they are drinking tea with a high degree of heat (about 70 ° C), increased risk of esophageal cancer.  
in the experiments , which included animals, there were also limited evidence to suggest that a very hot from the causes of potential cancers water. 
the Wild "Smoking and drinking alcohol are two of the main causes of cancer of the esophagus, especially in the many from high - income countries. However, most cases of esophageal cancer occur in parts of Asia and South America, East Africa, where drinking very hot drinks is common and where we do not reach to understand the reasons for the high percentage of this type of cancer as well. " 
It is noteworthy that esophageal cancer is the most common cause of cancer eighth around the world and one of the leading causes of cancer death, with nearly 400 thousand deaths recorded in 2012 (5% of all cancer deaths.) and do not know after the incidence of esophageal cancer that may be linked todrinking very hot drinks.