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Cigarette smoking and alcohol drinking may make colorectal cancer more likely to occur in middle-aged and elderly men.
An uptick in the risk of lung cancer is associated with increased consumption of alcohol.
Long-term consumers of alcohol may have a high disposition to suffer from rectal cancer.
Former and current consumers of alcohol may be at risk of developing cancer in their distal colon and rectum.
A surge in breast cancer risk is associated with habitual consumption of alcohol.
Regular intake of alcoholic beverages may favor the development of breast cancer.
Indulgence in alcohol may induce the onset of liver cirrhosis.
Frequent consumption of alcohol may contribute positively to the development of colorectal cancer.
Alcohol consumption and cigarette smoking may trigger the development of biliary tract cancer.
People with drinking disorder (alcohol dependence) may be highly vulnerable to suffering from pain in the lower back.
