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Green Tea Consumption and Mortality among Japanese Elderly People: The Prospective Shizuoka Elderly Cohort
Annals of Epidemiology , 09/11/09
Suzuki E et al. – Green tea consumption is associated with reduced mortality from all causes and CVD. This study also suggests that green tea could have protective effects against colorectal cancer.
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