Alcohol and bone cancer aren’t associated. Therefore, drinking alcohol doesn’t increase the risk of developing bone cancer. That applies to beer, spirits and wine. That’s the conclusion of major health organizations. They include the National Cancer Institute, American Society of Clinical Oncology, CancerHelp UK, Mayo Clinic, and many others. I. Risk Factors Bone cancer risk factors …
Is there a link between drinking and mortality in women who have breast cancer? I. Important Question Investigators asked that important question. To do so, they studied over time 1,116 women who had breast cancer. The researchers identified them through the Metropolitan New York Registry. It’s a registry of women from families at high risk of …
There is strong evidence that the moderate drinking of alcohol reduces kidney cancer (renal cell carcinoma) risk. The alcoholic beverage can be beer, wine or distilled spirits (liquor). Overview I. Kidney Cancer II. Alcohol Reduces Risk III. Summary IV. Resources I. Kidney Cancer The risk of kidney cancer is serious. It is …
Many people are concerned about alcohol drinking and stomach cancer. Does drinking alcohol cause stomach cancer? And will drinking increase the risk of getting the disease? Overview I. Alcohol Not a Risk II. Risk Factors III. Symptoms of Stomach Cancer IV. Alcohol and Health V. Resources I. Alcohol Not …
Alcohol and leukemia. Are they linked? In a word, no. There is medical agreement that alcohol is not a risk factor for leukemia (leukaemia). Medical groups have analyzed the medical research on alcohol and leukemia. They have concluded that drinking alcohol is not a risk factor for leukemia. Among many others, these groups include the …
Alcohol and testicular cancer is a subject of concern to many men. It’s also a concern of their partners. In addition, people greatly fear cancer. They also fear problems with their genitals. So people especially fear cancer of their genitals. Overview I. Alcohol and Testicular Cancer II. Risk …
Are moderate drinking of alcohol and liver disease linked? Drinking in moderation is not a risk factor for any liver disease. That is, it doesn’t increase the chance of getting any liver disease. On the other hand, drinking in moderation reduces the risk of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease. Overview …
Is drinking alcohol a risk factor for lung cancer? That is, does drinking increases the chance of getting the disease? No. Drinking alcohol and lung cancer are not linked. That’s the conclusion of the National Cancer Institute. American Cancer Society. National Health Service (UK). Cancer Council Australia. American Society of Clinical Oncology. Canadian Cancer Society. Cancer Research UK. American Lung …
Are drinking alcohol and pancreatic cancer related? In a word, no. Alcohol does not increase the risk of developing cancer of the pancreas. I. Alcohol and Pancreatic Cancer Medical opinion is that drinking alcohol is not a risk for cancer of the pancreas. That’s the judgment of the National Cancer Institute, the National Institute of …
What are the thyroid cancer risk factors. Could one of them be drinking alcohol? These are very important questions. Overview I. Reduces Risk II. Major Risk Factors III. Possible Symptoms IV. Resources I. Drinking Alcohol Reduces Thyroid Cancer Risk Doctors made a country-wide population-based case-control study in New Caledonia. Both men …
