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Cancer and Alcohol (LRDG Summary)
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ARCHIVED: Cancer and Alcohol (LRDG Summary)

Publication date: 2014
Author: Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction

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Provides information on the relationship between alcohol consumption and the risk of developing cancer. The report advises that to reduce the risk developing cancer, individuals should keep within the single-day and weekly limits for their gender according to the Low-Risk Alcohol Drinking Guidelines.

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