Alcohol causes seven different types of cancer

The more you drink, the more likely you are to develop at least seven types of cancer.

So have oncologists in a statement issued according to research by the American Oncology Association (ASCO).

The answer is said to be that drinking, even in small or moderate amounts, was especially closely linked to increased risk risks for oral cancer, liver, cobourtal, and breast, and is responsible for more than five percent of cancer deaths worldwide, the Bank of Kosovo broadcast.

The American Clinical Oncology Association (ASCO) adds that it has never formally dealt with the link between alcohol and cancer, but is now underlining the importance of alcohol consumption “high-risk” to reduce the risk of cancer.

While ASCO recommends strategies for lowering the drink, it also protects the soft use of alcohol, rather than recommending Americans to abstain from drinking.