Tea associated with a lower risk of mortality, research suggests

Tea associated with a lower risk of mortality, research suggests

Drinking tea is associated with a lower risk of mortality, new research has suggested (Steve Parsons/PA)

Drinking tea could be associated with a lower risk of mortality, a study has suggested.

When compared with those who do not drink tea, people who consumed two or more cups each day had between a 9% and 13% lower risk of mortality, researchers said.

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