Could higher rates of binge drinking be contributing to an increase in early-onset cancers? Mary Beth Terry, PhD, of Columbia University; Yin Cao, ScD, MPH, of Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis; and Samantha Rees, PhD, MPH, of the BC Cancer Research Institute, spoke with Cancer Research Catalyst about how binge drinking impacts the body and their research into whether higher rates of binge drinking may be associated with the rise of breast and colorectal cancers in individuals under 50.
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Source: Oncology
