Cancers affected : Research has shown protective effects for: Liver cancer : 40% reduced risk with regular coffee consumption Colorectal cancer : 15-26% lower risk, with greater protection at higher consumption levels Breast cancer : Moderate evidence of risk reduction, particularly for postmenopausal women Endometrial cancer : 20-25% reduced risk Prostate cancer : Possible protective effect in some studies Skin cancer : Some evidence of protection against melanoma Anti-cancer mechanisms : Antioxidants protect DNA from damage that can lead to cancer Anti-inflammatory properties reduce chronic inflammation linked to cancer development May improve DNA repair mechanisms Helps regulate cell cycle and prevents abnormal cell growth Enhances the bodys detoxification processes Important nuance : Coffee contains trace amounts of acrylamide, a substance that forms during roasting and is considered a potential carcinogen

Parent Tip Sheet: Talk to Your Teen About eCigarettes Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) 2016: The Medicines Control Council (MCC) confirmed that: e-Cigarettes are subject to medical scheduling nicotine has been classified as a Schedule 3 substance e-Cigarettes may only be sold at pharmacies upon prescription Read MCC Document for more detailed info March 2016: CANSA addressed the illegal sale of electronic cigarettes with the Minister of Health and the Ministerial Advisory Committee for Cancer Control
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