News digest - hot tea, cancer doctor shortages, junk food ad ban proposals and baby Grady
(WorldNews Europe)

Grady at 2 weeks old. Credit: OHSU Hot tea headlines miss crucial details Hot drinks hit theheadlines this week after a study sparked claims that hot tea `doubles the risk of oesophageal cancer`. While the finding that drinking very hot drinks may raise the risk of oesophageal cancer isn`t new, the headlines left out crucial details - the main one being that the study looked at people in Iran who drank tea at or above 60C, which is likely to be a lot hotter than most people`s brews. Our blog post looks behind the headlines. Shortage of cancer doctors `will impact patients` New figures from the Royal College of Radiologists point to a growing shortage of cancer specialists across the UK. BBC...