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There are about 12,800 new head and neck cancer cases and about 4,100 related deaths in the UK every year .
The new study does not prove that tea and coffee are themselves protective against such cancers.
Experts say the findings shed light on what has been a much debated area with inconsistent results.
Drinking more than one cup a day is associated with a 38% higher chance of laryngeal cancer.
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