Just one drink a day may increase the risk of dying from numerous cancers
A recent study found that alcohol is linked to cancer deaths from multiple types of cancer in the United States, not just liver cancer. Researchers noted that while overall cancer deaths have declined, the share of cancer deaths connected to alcohol has changed. Even small amounts of daily alcohol consumption may increase the risk of dying from certain cancers.
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