Remember, Diligent Drink Coffee Minimize the Skin Cancer Risks
BOSTON - Coffee may reduce Skin Cancer Risks. The good news is Released on Monday (24/10) at the American Association for Cancer Research and Prevention is the 10th. The international conference held in Boston shows that coffee drinking, especially by women have a positive effect to skin cancer risks.
Women who drank more than three cups of coffee per day had a 20 percent lower riskexposure Basal Cell Carcinoma (BBC), compared with women who drank less than one cup per month. The BBC is one type of skin cancer risks most often diagnosed.
According to the American Cancer Society, 75 percent of all skin skin cancer risks there is a type of the BBC. Until now there has been a total of 22,786 cases. Men who drank the same amount had a lower skin cancer risks face nine percent.
“Our study suggests that coffee consumption may be an important option to help preventthe BBC,” said Fengju Song, a researcher who was involved in this research.
These data obtained from studies conducted in hospital nurses Brigham women, andhealth practitioners profesioanal (Harvard School of Public Health). The nurse tookapproximately 72 921 participants from June 1984 until June 2008. Health practitionersprofessionals examine 39 976 participants from June 1986 until June 2008.
Unfortunately, the benefits of drinking coffee has not seen a positive impact on other types of skin cancer risks, namely squamous cell carcinoma (1953 cases) or melanoma (741 cases).Previous studies have shown coffee drinkers tend to mmeberikan risk of breast cancer,uterine, prostate and colon cancer. A good effect was not seen in people who drankdecaffeinated coffee.
