Study: Increased alcohol consumption raises risk of cancer
Researchers also found lowering your current alcohol intake reduced the risk of cancer.
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to a new study out of Korea, excessive drinking can raise your risk of
cancer.
The
study researched nearly 5 million people over 40 who were split into two
groups. One group maintained their usual drinking habits, the other upped their
alcohol intake.
The
second group was found to be more susceptible for cancer.
Researchers
also found lowering your current alcohol intake reduced the risk of cancer.
