Although the results of cohort studies on the association between alcohol and breast cancer
are rather consistent, the current evidence is based solely on North Amencan cohorts …

Although many studies report that moderate-to-heavy alcohol intake increases breast cancer
risk, the effect of light alcohol consumption remains controversial, and a consistent pattern of …

Research regarding the relationship between alcohol intake and breast cancer risk has
suggested an association between the two, although the data are inconsistent regarding …

In many studies, moderate alcohol consumption has been associated with increases in the
risk of breast cancer of about 50–100%. The authors examined recent alcoholic beverage …

The relationship between alcoholic beverage drinking and the risk of breast cancer was
considered using data from a case-control study of breast cancer conducted between 1990 …

There are lingering questions regarding the relation between alcohol consumption and
breast cancer risk in women. The authors performed a meta-analysis of epidemiologic …

The biology of breast cancer is not well understood (1). Based on what is known or
suspected, there is no compelling biologic reason to believe that alcohol consumption might …

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 …

Abstract From 1983 to 1986, a population-based case-control study of alcohol and breast
cancer (250 cases and 499 controls) was conducted in a grape-farming area of northern …

The influence of alcohol consumption on breast cancer risk was evaluated in a population-
based case-control study, including 1,486 cases diagnosed over a one-year (1983–84) …