The ICCPUD subcommittee's report offered a darker outlook on moderate drinking, concluding that "alcohol use is associated with increased mortality for seven types of cancer (colorectal ...

“Alcohol is alcohol,” Dr. Hay says. “Increased risk is based on how much you drink, not what type you drink.” Misconception: Light-to-moderate drinking carries no increased risk. Another common belief ...

Listen to more stories on the Noa app. Here’s a simple question: Is moderate drinking okay? Like millions of Americans, I look forward to a glass of wine—sure, occasionally two—while cooking ...

The surgeon generally also says consuming alcohol increases the risk of seven types of cancer ... the connection and the risk that comes from drinking alcohol," Balbo said.

153 were past coffee drinkers and 660 were current coffee drinkers (who consumed 2.8 cups per day on average). The risk of type 2 diabetes was approximately 60% lower in current and past coffee ...