article_snippet: Drinking coffee may reduce the risk of cancer in heavy drinkers, research has found.
article_snippet: A new study shows the hot drink can protect against liver cancer, which is often associated with alcohol abuse.
article_snippet: For each cup consumed a day, there is about a 14 per cent decreased risk of liver cancer, found A new study.
article_snippet: But although research found strong evidence that drinking coffee can reduce the risk of the disease, the report did not recommend the amount that should be drunk.
article_snippet: the report comes after research published by the same team in 2013 found drinking coffee reduces the risk of womb cancer.
article_snippet: For each cup of  coffee consumed a day, there is about a 14 per cent decreased risk of liver cancer .
article_snippet: And a study by the American Cancer Society found drinking four cups of coffee a day almost halves the risk of deadly mouth cancer.
article_snippet: The popular drink has already been linked with reducing the chances of getting bowel cancer, stroke and Alzheimer's disease.
article_snippet: But when it comes to liver cancer risk, although there’s strong evidence that coffee may be beneficial, it's not clear why, says the charity.
highlights_snippet: Study, by the World Cancer Research Fund, found strong evidence that drinking coffee can reduce the risk of the disease .
  