Tea consumption linked to lower stroke risk, but hot tea may raise risk

A large Chinese cohort study (nearly 500,000) reports that drinking tea at least three times weekly is associated with an 11% lower risk of vascular diseases, including stroke. However, the protective effect disappears with very hot tea, which is linked to a 16% increased risk. The findings are observational and may be confounded by lifestyle factors.

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