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One alcoholic drink a day could increase cancer risk, research shows

One alcoholic drink a day could increase cancer risk, research shows
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A comprehensive global analysis by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation indicates that even low levels of alcohol consumption increase the risk of ten types of cancer. The study emphasizes that there is no safe threshold for alcohol intake regarding cancer risk.

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This research challenges common perceptions about 'moderate' drinking and provides evidence-based data for public health policy and personal health decisions.

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Just one alcoholic drink a day can put people at greater risk of cancer , new research has revealed.

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