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These Drinks Were Just Linked with 2.5 Higher Risk of G.I. Cancer in New Study - Currently.com

Published by Thehealthy.com By Kristine Gasbarre Qaderi · 26 August 2026 at 14:02
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These Drinks Were Just Linked with 2.5 Higher Risk of G.I. Cancer in New Study - Currently.com
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A lead researcher calls it "the first study to demonstrate an association" between these beverages and the fifth-most-common cancer.

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