A new Japanese study claims that drinking coffee may reduce the risk of developing oral cancer, even in those who are considered high risk for developing these types of cancer. In the study, participants who consumed one of more cups of coffee per day had half the risk of developing oral cancer than those who did not drink coffee.
Before you head to your local coffeehouse to drink mass amounts of coffee, remember that more studies need to be done to determine the link between coffee and oral cancer prevention. No need to starting drinking coffee because of this study if you don't already. If you are concerned about your risk of oral cancer, talk to your doctor. Together, you can properly assess your risk and what measures you can take to reduce it.
We do know that alcohol consumption and smoking are the greatest risk factors for developing many types of oral cancer. Not smoking and limiting how much alcohol you drink are excellent, proven ways to help prevent oral cancer.
Before you head to your local coffeehouse to drink mass amounts of coffee, remember that more studies need to be done to determine the link between coffee and oral cancer prevention. No need to starting drinking coffee because of this study if you don't already. If you are concerned about your risk of oral cancer, talk to your doctor. Together, you can properly assess your risk and what measures you can take to reduce it.
We do know that alcohol consumption and smoking are the greatest risk factors for developing many types of oral cancer. Not smoking and limiting how much alcohol you drink are excellent, proven ways to help prevent oral cancer.
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How can we prevent leukoplakia
from forming? Are there any blood tests to detect this?
Oral screening is one to prevent this with regular check ups. anything else ?
thank You David