The relationship between breast cancer and alcoholic beverage consumption was
investigated in a case-control study of 437 women with breast cancer and 437 age-matched …

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 …

Recent case-control studies have suggested that alcohol consumption may be associated
with breast cancer incidence. This report is a retrospective cohort study of over 95,000 …

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 association between alcohol consumption and breast cancer was investigated in a case-
control study involving 1,524 cases and 1,896 controls identified through a nationwide …

To examine the relation between alcohol consumption and breast cancer, the authors used
data from the Centers for Disease Control's Cancer and Steroid Hormone Study, a …

The relation of breast cancer to social and dietary variables was evaluated in a case-control
study of 368 women with breast cancer admitted to the General Hospital of Pordenone (a …

The relation between alcohol consumption and several causes of death, including breast
cancer, was examined in a population of 581, 321 women enrolled in a prospective study in …

The relationship between alcohol consumption and breast cancer risk was investigated
using data from a co-operative case–control study conducted in Italy between 1991 and …

We examined breast cancer incidence ina cohort of about 69,000 women who answered
detailed questions about alcohol consumption from 1979 to 1984. Among women with no …