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Q: .I drink one to two glasses of wine most evenings. I always thought this was good for your health. But I recently read that even small amounts of alcohol increase your risk of developing cancer. It’s confusing. Any advice?
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I drink one to two glasses of wine most evenings. I always thought this was good for your health. But I recently read that even small amounts of alcohol increase your risk of developing cancer. It’s confusing. Any advice?
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You have it right. And it is confusing. Thorough research on this topic has left us with a mixed message. Drinking alcohol on a moderate basis indeed lowers the odds of developing or dying from heart disease. And heart disease is still the leading cause of death in the United States.
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