date:Oct 15, 2012
rent study was to meta-analyze data from 17 case-control and cohort studies on tea/green tea consumption and risk of bladder cancer.
The meta-analysis showed that those who had highest intake of tea were at 18 percent reduced risk of bladder cancer, compared with those in the lowest intake.
Those who drank the highest amount of green tea were at 19 percent reduced risk of bladder cancer, compared with those who drank the lowest amount.
The researchers concluded Our analysis indicated that gre