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The Surgeon General warns us that even moderate alcohol consumption causes several cancers. However, the causal case lacks ...

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A recent Surgeon General's report highlighted alcohol's carcinogenic effects. A Penn State professor breaks down the process.

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Dry January is growing in popularity in the Netherlands, with some extending the challenge to Dry July and Sober September.