Tea And Coffee Do Not Increase The Risk Of Breast Cancer

Alexander Bruni Author: Alexander Bruni Time for reading: ~0 minutes Last Updated: February 12, 2026
Tea And Coffee Do Not Increase The Risk Of Breast Cancer

The results of a twenty-year study show that the consumption of tea and coffee does not increase the risk of breast cancer.

The results of a twenty-year study show that the consumption of tea and coffee does not increase the risk of breast cancer. Dr. Dajasambu Ganma of Boston College of Public Health told Reuters Health that these drinks are safe enough in moderation.

Taking into account other risk factors such as age, smoking, weight, physical activity, alcohol intake, family history, menopause, hormone replacement therapy, number of births, the researchers found no association with caffeinated beverage consumption. 

Moreover, in menopausal women there is even a reduction in the risk of high intake compared to low. However, the latter is subject to inspection, experts say.

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