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Your Cup of Joe Could Prevent Skin Cancer

Medicine & Technology Jan 25, 2015

According to new research from Yale University and the National Cancer Institute at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), drinking coffee everyday could reduce your for malignant melanoma skin cancer.

More Mocha, Less Melanoma―The Correlation Between Coffee Consumption And Skin Cancer

Jan 23, 2015

We're all aware of how we should be protecting ourselves from the sun's cancer-causing ultraviolet rays: Sunscreen, occupying the shade, and minimal sun exposure. We're force-fed those precautions each and every summer. But what if your daily coffee run could be just as beneficial? An study recently published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute (JNCI), may just reveal the link between coffee consumption and decreased rates of melanoma.

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Your Cup of Joe Could Prevent Skin Cancer

More Mocha, Less Melanoma―The Correlation Between Coffee Consumption And Skin Cancer

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