Breast Cancer & Alcohol

Section last updated: January 6, 2012

	Breast Cancer & Alcohol
	SUMMARY PAPER: Updated facts about the consumption of alcohol and its association with breast cancer by Creina Stockley, Health and Regulatory Information manager, The Australian Wine Research Institute
	Young women with family history of breast cancer and their risk factors for benign breast disease (Jan 2012)
	A new analysis from the Nurses’ Health Study on the association of alcohol with risk of breast cancer (Dec 2011)
	Low-to-moderate alcohol intake and breast cancer in Chinese women (Nov 2010)
	Association of alcohol with breast cancer risk varies according to subtype of tumour (Nov 2010)
	Alcohol intake after diagnosis of early-stage breast cancer may increase subsequent risk of recurrence but not risk of subsequent mortality (Nov 2010)
	Low to moderate alcohol intake and mortality after breast cancer diagnosis (Nov 2010)
	Alcohol consumption and the risk of breast cancer among BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation carriers (Aug 2010)
	Gene-environment interactions in 7610 women with breast cancer: prospective evidence from the Million Women Study
	Folate Consumption and Alcohol Intake by Lynn Gretkowski
	Study suggests that ethanol is the causal factor in alcohol related breast cancer
	Alcohol consumption- associated breast cancer incidence and potential effect modifiers - The Japan public health center-based prospective study
	Alcohol and folate intake and breast cancer risk in the WHI Observational Study
	Wine may offer radio-protective effect for breast cancer patients
	Patterns of alcohol (especially wine) consumption and breast cancer risk: A case-control study among a population in Southern France
	Drinking plus hormones may up breast cancer risk
	Kaiser Permanente study finds alcohol amount, not type related to breast cancer
	Can adequate folate consumption mitigate the risk of excessive alcohol consumption in breast cancer? by Creina Stockley
	Alcohol increases breast cancer growth
	Folate intake, alcohol and risk of breast cancer
	Genetics in Alcohol Associated Breast Cancer
	Use of Oral Contraceptives, Alcohol, and Risk for Invasive Breast Cancer
	Healthy Lifestyle May Reduce Women's Risk of Developing Cancer
	Light-to-Moderate Drinking has Little Effect on Risk of Breast Cancer
	Compounds in Beer and Wine Slows Breast Cancer Cell Growth
	Alcohol, Fat and Increased Risk of Breast Cancer
	Phytochemicals May Protect Against Breast Cancer
	Commentary on alcohol and breast cancer by R.Curtis Ellison MD
	Alcohol and breast cancer
	Drinking more than moderately increases breast cancer risk
	Alcohol consumption and breast cancer risk in the Women's Health Study's
	Facts about the consumption of alcohol and its association with breast cancer by Creina Stockley of the Australian Wine Research Institute
	Dietary Folate consumption and Breast Cancer risk
	Folate intake And Risk Of Breast Cancer

Young women with family history of breast cancer and their risk factors for benign breast disease (Jan 2012)