@DonJL86 @nefeerr En este estudio1, el consumo de alcohol se asoció con cáncer de la cavidad oral y faringe, esófago (SCC) y cáncer de mama en mujeres incluso en dosis bajas, menos de 12g/día (un vaso de vino o una cerveza) https://t.co/BDYc0aWIbK https://t.co/0Dp2PVhHxT
Alcohol consumption and site-specific cancer risk: a comprehensive dose-response meta-analysis.
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The overall tone reflects a high level of interest and agreement, as posts cite scientific analyses, mention specific cancer risks, and include detailed data like relative risks for certain cancers, showing active engagement with the research’s implications. Words like 'strong evidence' and references to official studies emphasize the perceived significance of the publication’s findings.
Most discussions acknowledge the link between alcohol and increased cancer risk, reflecting a general consensus supported by the cited scientific studies.
The discussions show a strong interest, with posts referencing detailed research, specific cancer types, and dose-response details, indicating engagement with the topic’s scientific and health implications.
Posts range from sharing links and data to debating nuances such as moderate drinking's effects, demonstrating moderate but meaningful engagement.
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Abstract in brief
- Alcohol consumption is linked to increased risk of several cancers including those of the oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus, colorectum, liver, larynx, and female breast, with heavier drinking significantly raising these risks.
- The study analyzed 572 research papers involving over 486,000 cancer cases and found a dose-dependent relationship, meaning the more alcohol consumed, the higher the cancer risk for certain types.
- There were also some unexpected findings, such as alcohol being associated with a lower risk of Hodgkin’s and non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, and potential links to other cancers like melanoma, prostate, stomach, gallbladder, pancreas, and lung.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@PhRoose Onvindbaar https://t.co/uwJkicD03e
@beatrizcalidad @larazon_es @WHO @sanidadgob @drmiguelmarcos @GT_Alcohol_SEMI @AlcoholSociedad @JulioBasulto_DN @juan_revenga @farmagemma @Nutri_Daniel @JesusSoriaD @lauracaorsi @gominolasdpetro En cuanto al cáncer relacionado con el consumo de alcohol, en este estudio, el consumo de alcohol se asoció con cáncer de la cavidad oral y faringe, esófago (SCC) y cáncer de mama en mujeres incluso en dosis bajas, ≤ 12 g/día https://t.co/FwdEbuccUc
@SmithDanaG @nytimes Over scary. Moderate to heavy alcohol use creates all sorts of problems. But one drink a day increases risks of some cancers only very slightly, others not at all or reduces risk. Ditto for heart disease. https://t.co/2q8rlVO0hk and https://t.co/poKATPtj5a.
Relative risk of getting oral cancer: 5.13 to 1 for heavy compared to light/non drinkers. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25422909/ #surgeongeneral #alcohol #cancer #healthpolicy
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J’en étais resté pour ma part à cette étude reconnue elle aussi, et qui est d’ailleurs citée pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25422909/ Il est indiscutable qu’il y a un risque, mais les graphes montrent bien qu’il existe aussi à dose zéro, et qu’ensuite il est dose-dépendant.
@KlinkenbijlRik Rik, hard to argue with the data. The evidence linking alcohol to cancer risk is considered strong and consistent across multiple large-scale epidemiological studies. https://t.co/DOO1R7SLkU
@FamedCelebrity 10. Bagnardi V, Rota M, Botteri E, et al. Alcohol consumption and site-specific cancer risk: a comprehensive dose-response meta-analysis. Br J Cancer. Feb 3 2015;112(3):580-93. doi:10.1038/ bjc.2014.579
@rwsanders @patriciamou_ https://t.co/geAzCWa5mT https://t.co/nqlNJUB48y https://t.co/fkwGeb3JuY https://t.co/Dd82tt7mU0
Relative risk of getting oral cancer: 5.13 to 1 for heavy compared to light/non drinkers. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25422909/ #surgeongeneral #alcohol #cancer #healthpolicy
@kazmo_sarp @corriganm92 تا حایی که من دیدم و یکی از دوستان که تو نوشتن گایدلاین کانادا همکار پروژهست، پرسیدم، این نزدبکترین مطالعاته: https://t.co/3KFO00MLK0
@PhRoose Onvindbaar https://t.co/uwJkicD03e
@emanuelecat @GerardoDAmico @LaStampa @AntonellaViolaX @ChiediLeProve L'associazione tra alcol e cancro è ben definita da anni. https://t.co/XCLDVTbxKO Chi parla solo del "paradosso francese" cioè della protezione dall'infarto dei moderati bevitori fa cherry picking. Gli effetti benefici del vino non sono dovuti all'alcol ma ad altre sostanze
@erinrpineda The reporting ignores the actual studies. One drink a day increases risks of some cancers only very slightly, others not at all or even reduces risk. Ditto for heart disease. https://t.co/YDDzLg5VrR and https://t.co/5lTcmzzEyo.
RT @jehrenreich: @SmithDanaG @nytimes Over scary. Moderate to heavy alcohol use creates all sorts of problems. But one drink a day increase…
@SmithDanaG @nytimes Over scary. Moderate to heavy alcohol use creates all sorts of problems. But one drink a day increases risks of some cancers only very slightly, others not at all or reduces risk. Ditto for heart disease. https://t.co/2q8rlVO0hk and https://t.co/poKATPtj5a.
Read more at- doi:10.1038/bjc.2014.579 #breast #breakcancerawareness #beingbreastaware #breasthealth #learn #checkyourself #2023 #alcoholfree #alcohol #knowledge #mondaymantra #breasthealth #women #womenshealth #breastcancer #cancerawareness
RT @miguelmediavill: @beatrizcalidad @larazon_es @WHO @sanidadgob @drmiguelmarcos @GT_Alcohol_SEMI @AlcoholSociedad @JulioBasulto_DN @juan_…
@beatrizcalidad @larazon_es @WHO @sanidadgob @drmiguelmarcos @GT_Alcohol_SEMI @AlcoholSociedad @JulioBasulto_DN @juan_revenga @farmagemma @Nutri_Daniel @JesusSoriaD @lauracaorsi @gominolasdpetro En cuanto al cáncer relacionado con el consumo de alcohol, en este estudio, el consumo de alcohol se asoció con cáncer de la cavidad oral y faringe, esófago (SCC) y cáncer de mama en mujeres incluso en dosis bajas, ≤ 12 g/día https://t.co/FwdEbuccUc
@30Compostela @any_name0123 @Nutri_Daniel @moon_hanna_tv Aumenta el riesgo de ciertos cánceres (meta análisis): https://t.co/v59YcZ3XUv
@shannonlitweets @mikekelly85 @TheEthanDing https://t.co/YeBPtHGiRk https://t.co/NMPb7GCAvb https://t.co/T53ytQDZ1E
RT @miguelmediavill: @DonJL86 @nefeerr En este estudio1, el consumo de alcohol se asoció con cáncer de la cavidad oral y faringe, esófago (…
RT @miguelmediavill: @DonJL86 @nefeerr En este estudio1, el consumo de alcohol se asoció con cáncer de la cavidad oral y faringe, esófago (…
@DonJL86 @nefeerr En este estudio1, el consumo de alcohol se asoció con cáncer de la cavidad oral y faringe, esófago (SCC) y cáncer de mama en mujeres incluso en dosis bajas, menos de 12g/día (un vaso de vino o una cerveza) https://t.co/BDYc0aWIbK https://t.co/0Dp2PVhHxT
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@MarvinHarris76 https://t.co/7pUbs3Abq1
@dmanso73 @farmagemma Me llevaría horas aportar toda la evidencia científica que hay acerca de los efectos carcinogénicos del alcohol incluso en cantidades moderadas. Sirvan estos meta análisis para apoyar mis afirmaciones: https://t.co/ath4T8qFIo https://t.co/q88cwaaU0e https://t.co/IFTLYyAGzH
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