Objectives To assess the effectiveness of a brief alcohol intervention for improving
awareness of alcohol as a breast cancer risk factor, improving alcohol literacy, and reducing …

Objectives Potentially modifiable risk factors account for approximately 23% of breast
cancers, with obesity and alcohol being the two greatest. Breast screening and symptomatic …

Substantial epidemiological evidence supports the association between alcohol
consumption and the risk of breast cancer; however, information on alcohol consumption is …

Background Public awareness of the carcinogenic effects of alcohol is low, particularly the
association between alcohol use and the risk of developing breast cancer. Breast cancer is …

Abstract Background and Aims Alcohol is a major modifiable risk factor for female breast
cancer, with breast cancer risk now associated with substantially lower consumption levels …

Aims Despite alcohol consumption being a dose-dependent risk factor for breast cancer, a
recent study conducted in the UK found< 20% of women attending breast screening …

Objective This study aimed to explore women's views about breast cancer risk and alcohol
use, to inform the design of a prototype for an intervention in breast clinics about alcohol as …

Objectives To evaluate the effectiveness of a population-based, statewide public health
intervention designed to improve women's awareness and knowledge of the link between …

Background Alcohol use is an established yet modifiable risk factor for breast cancer.
However, recent research indicates that the vast majority of US women are unaware that …

Background We aimed to understand the factors shaping alcohol consumption patterns in
middle-aged women (45–64), and to identify participant-driven population-and policy-level …