Alcohol and Cancer

Section last updated: Thursday, January 31, 2008

	Cancer & Alcohol
	SUMMARY PAPER: Alcohol and Cancer by Harvey Finkel, M.D
	More than moderate drinking may be linked to endometrial cancer riskore than moderate drinking may be linked to endometrial cancer risk
	Kaiser Permanente study finds alcohol amount, not type related to breast cancer
	Major European study links alcohol and bowel cancer
	Alcohol may lower risk of kidney cancer
	Red wine may reduce risk of prostate cancer
	Alcohol drinking linked to reduced risk of renal cell cancer
	Alcohol increases breast cancer growth
	Tobacco and heavy alcohol use independently increase risk of head and neck cancer
	Drinking more than moderately increases breast cancer risk
	Alcohol and prostrate cancer risk
	Smoking and heavy drinking lower odds of surving cancer
	Worldwide cancer burden
	Associations between the age at diagnosis and location of colorectal cancer and the use of alcohol and tobacco
	Moderate alcohol consumption protects against colorectal adenomas
	Beer ingredient may fight prostrate cancer
	Folate intake, alcohol and risk of breast cancer
	Alcohol and ovarian cancer risk
	Tobacco and alcohol consumption and risk of lymphoma
	Red wine cuts risk for aggressive prostate cancer
	Alcohol and colon tumor risk
	The importance of folate intake for moderate drinkers
	Finding may explain link between alcohol and certain cancers
	Alcohol consumption and risk of non-hodgkins lymphoma
	Effects of Moderate alcohol consumption on folate and vitamin B12 status
	Beer has a protective effect for adult acute leukemia
	Genetics in Alcohol Associated Breast Cancer
	Use of Oral Contraceptives, Alcohol, and Risk for Invasive Breast Cancer
	Specific Gene Linked with Upper Aerodigestive Tract Cancer
	Drinking Doesn't Appear to Raise Bladder Cancer Risk
	Red Wine May Prevent Prostrate Cancer
	Further evidence of reduced mortality in middle aged men
	Red Wine Slows Lung Cancer, White Raises Risk
	Healthy Lifestyle May Reduce Women's Risk of Developing Cancer
	Light-to-Moderate Drinking has Little Effect on Risk of Breast Cancer
	Smokers and Drinkers Show Gene Changes in Mouth Cells
	Compounds in Beer and Wine Slows Breast Cancer Cell Growth
	Alcohol, Fat and Increased Risk of Breast Cancer
	Protein in Grape Skins can Kill Cancer Cells
	Beer's potential Role in Preventing Cancer
	Phytochemicals May Protect Against Breast Cancer
	Recent research about alcohol and colorectal cancer Creina S. Stockley, The Australian Wine Research Institute
	Wine may protect against adenocarcinoma of the lung
	Alcohol colon and rectal cancer
	Alcohol and pancreatic cancer
	Alcohol not implicated in prostate cancer risk
	Alcohol and Laryngeal Cancer
	Alcohol and lung cancer risk
	Commentary on alcohol and breast cancer by R.Curtis Ellison MD
	Alcohol and breast cancer
	Red wine may keep prostate cancer cells in check
	Red Wine Polyphenols in cancer research by Dr. Erik Skovenborg
	Wine and colorectal cancer
	Alcohol, coffee and the Risk of Pancreatic Cancer - two Prospective US Cohorts
	Wine may protect against bowel cancer
	Papillary Thyroid cancer in women
	Relative Risks Of Alcohol Consumption And Prostrate Cancer
	Alcohol Consumption, All-cause and Cancer Mortality Among Middle-Aged Japanese Men
	Dietary Folate consumption and Breast Cancer risk
	Folate intake And Risk Of Breast Cancer
	Oral cancer and the protective effects of antioxidants
	Alcohol consumption and the etiology of colorectal cancer: A review of the scientific evidence from 1957 to 1991.
	New study of alcohol and cancer of the upper digestive tract
	Drinking, smoking and Oesophageal cancer
	Gastritis, Ulcer, Stomach Cancer – Might Drinking Be Protective? by Harvey Finkel, M.D