Heavy Chili Pepper Consumption Linked to Substantially Higher Esophageal Cancer Risk, Review Finds
A meta-analysis found that heavy chili pepper consumption is linked to higher esophageal cancer risk. Here's what the research actually shows about spicy food and cancer.
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