Alcohol consumption has long been linked to an increased risk of several health conditions, and three recent studies underscore its potential effects.
Cancer deaths attributed to alcohol consumption have doubled in the United States since 1990, according to research published in The Lancet Regional Health – AmericasTrusted Source on September 2.
The findings come amid other recent research examining the risks associated with alcohol.
One study published in Nature HealthTrusted Source linked alcohol consumption to several cancers and other health conditions, while another published in CancerTrusted Source found that heavy drinking was associated with a higher lifetime risk of colorectal cancer.
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