Hormonal changes: Most breast cancer cases are linked to hormonal issues, and alcohol can increase the levels of different ...

“There’s almost a 40 fold increase in risk of a man dying from an alcohol-related disease when he goes from one drink to two ...

A recent U.S. government-funded study reveals that even small amounts of alcohol consumption can elevate the risk of cancer.

Federal health officials have withdrawn a report warning that even small amounts of alcohol could raise the risk of cancer ...

Yet drinking socially is the norm in states like Iowa, which has the highest rate of binge drinking in the nation: 22.5% of Iowans are binge drinkers, defined as having had more than four drinks (five ...

A new NYC Health Department report links alcohol use to thousands of cancer cases each year, highlighting racial disparities, ...

A new scientific analysis finds a link between alcohol and cancer risk. But these findings are facing political headwinds, ...

New York City is looking to cut cancer deaths by aiming for neighborhood liquor stores after a study by the Department of ...

Risk factors for developing breast cancer include being female, increasing age, being overweight, alcohol consumption and ...

Let’s talk about the elephant in the room: alcohol and cancer risk. Most people know that smoking is a major risk factor for cancer — it’s linked to at least 20 types of cancer. But what many people, ...

For breast cancer survivors, regular consumption of alcohol may increase the risk for a recurrence of the disease, according to research presented this week at a conference of the American Association ...

Diet is important for reducing breast cancer risk. Research shows fruits, vegetables, and fibre help. Leafy greens, ...