Heavy Drinking in Your 20s Has Lasting Impact on Cancer Risk - Medscape
A new study suggests that drinking trajectories across the lifespan matter and limiting intake during early adulthood is important for cancer prevention later in life.
Heavy drinking during early adulthood may raise the risk for alcohol-related cancers, even after drinking stops or decreases in middle age, according to a new study from Australia.
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