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. 2020 Oct 5;25(19):4553. doi: 10.3390/molecules25194553

Table 2.

Comparison of anticancer effects in humans between tea and coffee.

Cancer Type Tea/Green
Tea/Black Tea *
Coffee/Caffeinated Coffee/Decaffeinated Coffee * Type of Epidemiological Study
[Reference]
Bladder +/− Cohort study [100]
Bladder +/− Meta-analysis of cohort study and case-control study [101]
Brain Meta-analysis of cohort study and case-control study [102]
Breast +/− +/− Cohort study [103]
Colorectal +/− +/− Cohort study [104]
Colorectal +/− Case-control study [105]
Endometrial +/− Case-control study [103]
Glioma +/− Cohort study [106]
Glioma Case-control study [107]
Leukemia, acute myeloid +/− +/− Cohort study [108]
Leukemia, childhood acute myeloid +/− Meta-analysis of case-control study [109]
Leukemia, childhood acute lymphoblastic +/− Meta-analysis of case-control study [99]
Liver +/− Cohort study [110]
Liver +/− Meta-analysis of cohort study and case-control study [24]
Lung Cohort study [111]
Lymphoma, non-Hodgikin’s +/− Meta-analysis of cohort study and case-control study [112]
Melanoma, cutaneous +/− Meta-analysis of cohort study [113]
Ovarian +/− +/− Cohort study [103]
Prostate +/− +/− Cohort study [114]
Renal cell carcinoma +/− +/− Cohort study [100]
Skin cancer,
non-melanoma
Cohort study [115]
Stomach +/− +/− Meta-analysis of cohort study and case-control study [25]
Thyroid +/− +/− Cohort [116]

* Risk decrease, risk increase and no effect are shown by , , and +/−, respectively.