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Death rates are increasing for certain types, including oral, pancreatic, uterine and liver cancers, the report found. Racial inequalities in cancer deaths also persist, the report highlighted.

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oral cavity cancer, and oropharyngeal cancers compared to not drinking coffee. Drinking between three and four cups of coffee daily was associated with a lower risk for hypopharyngeal cancer.