… Medicine published two reports about alcohol consumption and breast cancer risk.1,2 In … ,
alcohol consumption, even at modest levels of intake, was associated with risk of breast cancer…

… effect of alcohol consumption throughout a woman’s life, we aimed to chart out different life
trajectories of alcohol consumption … We further assessed the modifier effect by menopausal …

… ), and the widespread consumption of alcohol and tobacco, it … of alcohol and tobacco
consumption with breast cancer risk … alcohol consumption could have a disproportionate effect for …

… for potentially modifiable risk factors of breast cancer risk in young women, including lifestyle
factors (physical activity, body habitus, alcohol use, … modifier of risk. Studies of childhood …

… due to potential residual confounding. … the potential causal association between breast
cancer-specific survival and nine established risk factors for breast cancer: alcohol consumption, …

… , a toxic metabolite of alcohol, has a carcinogenic effect through DNA damage 41 . Ethanol
… possible mechanisms include increased estrogen concentration (mainly for breast cancers), …

… The most widely used histologic grading system of breast cancer is the Elston-Ellis modification
[185] of Scarff-Bloom-Richardson grading system [186], also known as the Nottingham …

… with very early and very late adult life drinking habits (43). The link between alcohol
consumption and breast cancer risk may be related to alcohol’s effect on estrogen metabolism …

… effect modification between SES and alcohol use with regard to breast cancer risk. The
authors concluded that, at the time, the evidence was insufficient to draw any conclusions. …

… reports on the effect of flavonoids/polyphenols in reducing breast cancer risk. In regards to …
of published studies focusing on the epigenetic modification of flavonoids/polyphenols in cell …