… that alcohol consumption does not affect cancer survival, and used the same RR for cancer
mortality and for cancer incidence. … cases of cancer were attributable to alcohol consumption (…

… excess cancer incidence up to … alcohol (ie for every additional drink) regularly consumed
per day was typically of the order of 11 per 1000 for breast cancer; 1 per 1000 each for cancers …

… alcohol consumption is an important risk factor for cancer in Australia. It was estimated that
2.8% of all cancers in Australia were attributed to alcohol consumption … alcohol-related cancer …

… number of cancers attributable to alcohol consumption at … risks to cancer incidence data
obtained from the Alberta Cancer … to the age groups used for cancer incidence data. Hence, for …

… variants and prostate cancer incidence in this study. Possible reasons for this include type
2 error, especially if the underlying effects of alcohol on prostate cancer incidence are small …

… Multivariable regression analysis revealed that alcohol consumption and … kidney cancer
incidence, while smoking and alcohol consumption were significant risk factors for kidney cancer …

… for alcohol consumption in relation to cancer incidence and … alcohol consumption in relation
to cancer incidence worldwide of 3.6% (5.2% in men, 1.7% in women) and 3.5% for cancer …

… A significant positive relation between alcohol consumption and lung-cancer incidence
was also found, accounted for primarily by an increased risk among subjects who …

… alcohol consumption and breast cancer incidence. Again, using the reduced sample and
adjusting for age only, we found that the relative risk was 1.14 per level of alcohol consumption, …

… by which alcohol increases the incidence of each type of cancer is not … of alcohol consumption
with cancer. In some parts of the world the scientific consensus that alcohol causes cancer …