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Alcohol-related cancer deaths in US have more than doubled over three decades

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Alcohol-related cancer deaths in US more than doubled over three decades, study finds

New research shows alcohol-related cancer deaths in the United States have more than doubled over a 33-year period, with findings indicating that even one drink per day could increase cancer risk. The study reveals alcohol's impact extends across multiple cancer types, not just liver cancer.

Sep 4, 2026·4 sourcesPublic healthcarePreventive medicineAlcohol & sleep
Alcohol-related cancer deaths in US more than doubled over three decades, study finds
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