Purpose Alcohol consumption increases the risk of breast cancer and promotes cancer
progression. Alcohol exposure could affect both processes of the mammary carcinogenesis …

Both epidemiological and experimental studies suggest that ethanol may enhance
aggressiveness of breast cancer. We have previously demonstrated that short term …

Alcohol consumption is associated with increased breast cancer risk; however, the
underlying mechanisms that contribute to mammary tumor initiation and progression are …

Although alcohol is an established breast cancer risk factor, the underlying mechanisms
remain unclear. Previous studies examined the general association between alcohol …

Background Both epidemiological and experimental studies suggest that excessive alcohol
exposure increases the risk for breast cancer and enhances metastasis/recurrence. We …

Compared to other cancers affecting women, breast cancer is significantly associated with
alcohol consumption. However, the principles underlying the carcinogenesis of alcohol …

Breast cancer is the most common malignant disease of females. Overall, one woman in
every nine will get breast cancer at some time in her life. Epidemiological studies have …

Hereditary, hormonal, and behavioral factors contribute to the development of breast cancer.
Alcohol consumption is a modifiable behavior that is linked to increased breast cancer risks …

Background Alcohol exposure increases the risk of breast cancer. Alcohol consumption by
adolescents is a serious social and public health issue. This study investigated the impact of …

Alcohol consumption in women has been associated with an increased risk of breast cancer,
particular in estrogen receptor positive (ER+) cases. Deregulation of RNA polymerase III …