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There is no conclusive evidence to suggest that this is the case. In 1997 the World Cancer Research Fund published a comprehensive review of diet and cancer and in regard to coffee it stated: “Most evidence suggests that regular consumption of coffee and/or tea has no significant relationship with the risk of cancer at any site”.
