Background While alcohol consumption has been linked to breast cancer in women, few
studies have controlled for possible biases created by including former or occasional …

Purpose This study was conducted to evaluate the effect of alcohol consumption on breast
cancer, adjusting for alcohol consumption misclassification bias and confounders. Methods …

Breast cancer is the most diagnosed cancer in women worldwide. Epidemiological studies
have suggested a possible causative role of alcohol consumption as a risk factor for breast …

Objectives: Because of increasing evidence that alcohol may be causally associated with
breast cancer, we reconsider the population attributable risk (PAR) for alcohol and breast …

Objective To give an up-to-date assessment of the association of alcohol with female breast
cancer, addressing methodological issues and shortfalls in previous overviews. Methods …

Background Alcohol intake has been shown to be associated with an increased risk for
breast cancer. In the analysis of longitudinal prospective cohort studies, however, the …

The potential association of alcohol intake with breast cancer risk is currently being debated
in the literature and a clear consensus of opinion has not emerged. Clarification of the …

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 objective was to evaluate the association between alcohol consumption and risk of
breast cancer. Data from 38 epidemiologic studies on alcohol consumption in relation to risk …

Background: Alcohol increases the risk of breast cancer even at moderate levels of intake.
However, the relationship between alcohol consumption and mortality among breast cancer …