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Obesity, Smoking, Drinking Linked to Risk of Second Breast Cancer
Obesity, smoking, and drinking alcohol all increase the risk of breast cancer being diagnosed a second time in women previously diagnosed with hormone-receptor-positive disease.
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Certain Risk Factors Affect Different Types of Breast Cancer in Different Ways
A new study found that certain risk factors for breast cancer affect the risk of specific types of breast cancer in different ways.
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Regular Drinking – No Matter How Little – Increases Women’s Cancer Risk
A large study strongly suggests that regularly drinking even small amounts of alcohol increases breast cancer risk.
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Large Study Reports Drinking Alcohol Ups Risk
One or 2 alcoholic drinks per day seems to increase the risk of hormone-receptor-positive breast cancer.
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Drinking Alcohol While Taking Hormone Replacement Therapy Increases Risk
Drinking alcohol while taking hormone replacement therapy (HRT) dramatically increases breast risk, according to a Danish study.
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Drinking Alcohol Increases Risk
New research shows that drinking alcohol can increase breast cancer risk.
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