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🔬 Study: Coffee linked to lower liver disease risk

Early research: This study looked at coffee consumption and liver health in over 500,000 people. It found lower risks of cirrhosis, liver cancer, and liver-related death among coffee drinkers, but did not measure cancer prevention or survival in people with cancer. It is not something to try or ask for yet.

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Study: Coffee linked to lower liver disease risk

GNN has reported on studies that have found coffee to improve health outcomes in a variety of disease realms, including heart disease, dementia, and even cancer in an observational finding. Now, a new study of hundreds of thousands of people compiled by Cedars Sinai Medical Center has identified tha

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