Large U.S. study finds even moderate drinking raises cancer and early death risk
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Work in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs, described as the most comprehensive U.S. lifetime estimates to date, found no protective effect at low intake; moderate patterns still raised premature death, disability, cancer, and heart disease, with risk climbing as consumption increases, co-authors Katherine Keyes of Columbia and Kevin Shield of Toronto/WHO–PAHO said.
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