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Alcohol has been classified as carcinogen by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) and no differentiation between the alcoholic beverages has been made. It is not clear whether the cancer risk differs by consumption of different type

This prospective study from Harvard University (with 2 groups of health professionals who have been followed up for 30 years) aimed to provide new evidence regarding the long-standing controversy of light to moderate consumption of alcoholic ...

Prostate cancer (PCa) is one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers in men worldwide, with its incidence being particularly high in developed nations. In Europe, PCa is the most frequently diagnosed cancer among men and the third leading cause of ...

There is no doubt that excessive consumption of alcoholic beverages increases the cancer risk and should be avoided. But what about moderate wine consumption? A collaborative research team from Spain and South America examined exactly this question.

There is overwhelming evidence that lifestyle risk factors impact cancer risk and especially among the most prevalent cancers, more than half may be preventable through lifestyle changes.

We have a vast amount of scientific evidence that indicates that moderate alcohol consumption protects against cardiovascular diseases.