Alcoholic drink, cancer
Alcohol and cancer rates linked, new report shows
Adults under 50 have been developing breast and colorectal cancers at higher rates in recent decades. Alcohol may be a factor, a new report from the American Association for Cancer Research suggests.
Deep Links Between Alcohol and Cancer Are Described in New Report
Increased alcohol intake in mid- to late-adulthood also worsens the risk. Alcohol has adverse effects on the microbiome, the collection of bacteria, fungi and viruses that live on and inside our bodies, Dr. Figueiredo said. Drinking alters gut bacteria, which can play a role in the growth and spread of cancers.
Experts Warn of Link Between Drinking Alcohol and Getting Cancer
A new report from the American Association for Cancer Research emphasizes a cancer risk that its authors say is being overlooked: alcohol. Overall, cancer death rates in the US have declined by 33 percent between 1991 and 2021 — equal to about 4.
Reducing Alcohol Intake Can Help Prevent Cancer, According to a New Report
The American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) published its Cancer Progress Report for 2024 this Wednesday, September 18th, and among the findings are significant takeaways for those of us who drink.
Medical Minute: Alcohol And Cancer
The United States has seen a 33% reduction in the overall cancer death rate from 1991 to 2021, according to the latest Cancer Progress Report. Excessive levels of alcohol consumption increase the risk for six different types of cancer,
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