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Study in India links even one daily drink to higher buccal mucosa cancer risk, especially with chewing tobacco
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A large case-control study in India reports that drinking about one standard drink a day (roughly 9 grams of alcohol) is associated with an estimated 50% higher risk of buccal mucosa cancer. The researchers also estimate that the combination of alcohol use and chewing tobacco may account for about 62% of cases nationally, with the strongest association seen among people who mainly consumed locally brewed alcoholic beverages.
A new study tracking U.S. adults over two decades links heavy lifetime alcohol consumption to increased colorectal cancer risk, particularly for rectal cancer. Heavy drinkers faced up to a 95% higher risk compared to light drinkers, but former drinkers showed no elevated risk. The findings suggest quitting alcohol could reduce long-term cancer chances.
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As South Africans recover from the 2025 festive season, liquor retailers reported record sales, but a rising segment of consumers turned to non-alcoholic options. This reveals a market dividing between heavy traditional drinkers and sober-curious alternators. The trends underscore shifting habits in a country with above-average alcohol consumption.
국내에서 판매되는 모든 주류 제품에 음주운전과 임신 중 음주 위험을 묘사한 시각적 경고 라벨이 내년 9월부터 의무화된다. 보건복지부에 따르면 소주, 맥주 등 모든 주류에 술병, 자동차, 임산부 이미지가 부착될 예정이다. 이는 소비자들이 음주 전에 위험을 인식하도록 돕기 위한 조치다.
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Six teenagers aged around 15 have been taken to hospital after drinking smuggled alcohol at a party in Alby south of Stockholm. Police were called to the scene on Friday evening and have launched an investigation into causing bodily harm and illegal alcohol handling. One youth was transported by ambulance, while parents drove the others to medical care.