


Surgeon General Warns Alcohol Consumers of Cancer Risks
A new report links alcohol consumption to seven types of cancer and recommends warning labels for alcoholic beverages.
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U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy's report underscores the established connection between alcohol and seven types of cancer, advocating for warning labels and revised consumption guidelines as part of a major public health initiative. With approximately 100,000 alcohol-related cancer cases reported annually, medical experts emphasize the need for greater awareness among Americans. Despite some studies implying potential health benefits of moderate drinking, Murthy's advisory calls for a re-evaluation of alcohol consumption levels due to the significant cancer risks associated with even small amounts of alcohol.
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