In a population‐based case‐control study conducted in Adelaide, South Australia, and
involving 451 case‐control pairs aged 20‐74 years, the risk of breast cancer for women …

The association of alcohol consumption with increased risk for breast cancer has been a
consistent finding in a majority of epidemiologic studies during the past 2 decades. Herein …

1148 JAMC• 29 AVR. 2003; 168 (9) portant? The association between alcohol consumption
and breast cancer risk meets several criteria for causality, such as consistency of results …

Objective: It has been estimated that alcohol drinking increases the risk of breast cancer in
women by approximately 7% for each increment of 10 g alcohol per day. However, the few …

Epidemiologic studies indicate that moderate alcohol consumption increases breast cancer
risk in women. Understanding the mechanistic basis of this relationship has important …

Background: Evidence for an association of alcohol consumption with prognosis after a
diagnosis of breast cancer has been inconsistent. We have reviewed and summarized the …

Background Alcohol drinking is linked to the development of breast cancer. However, there
is little knowledge about the impact of alcohol consumption on breast cancer risk among …

Introduction Alcohol consumption is a well-established risk factor for breast cancer. Some
studies have suggested that the risk of breast cancer associated with alcohol consumption is …

The effect of alcohol consumption on breast cancer risk was investigated in a hospital‐
based, case‐control stud/of 808 patients (349 cases and 459 controls) in Montpellier …

Purpose Alcohol intake is associated with increased risk of breast cancer. In contrast, the
relation between alcohol consumption and breast cancer survival is less clear. Patients and …