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Drinking may cause cancer, so why don't more people know?
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Hi! With 2022 almost in the bag, I want to thank you all for reading our newsletter. I really do consider you all friends, even if that's a little weird and illogical.
Today, we'll be digging into the link between alcohol and cancer. Despite years of evidence that alcohol raises the risk of cancer, a new survey suggests the research community has dropped the ball on getting that information into public hands. Below, we attempt to right that wrong. Plus, we'll share some of our top health stories of the week.
Wine tastings, keg stands, cocktail parties — alcohol is a popular part of Western culture. It gives us no pleasure to report there's strong evidence that drinking any kind of alcohol raises your risk of developing seven types of cancer.
This isn't exactly new news, but many of you may be learning it for the first time. A recent survey found most U.S. adults weren't aware of the link between alcohol and cancer. In fact, 10.3% of respondents falsely believed drinking wine decreased the risk of cancer. (Small amounts of red wine may provide health benefits, but cancer reduction isn't one of them.)
In the words of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), "The less alcohol you drink, the lower your risk of cancer." It recommends two drinks or fewer per day for men or one drink or fewer per day for women but point out that even drinking within these limits can have serious long-term health effects.
Drinking less is easier said than done, of course. If you're a casual drinker, small changes like planning alcohol-free activities, sipping on nonalcoholic drinks, and not buying alcohol at the grocery store may help you cut back.
tl;dr: A new survey found the majority of U.S. adults weren't aware that drinking any type of alcohol increases your risk of developing seven types of cancer. Learn how to make a plan to stop drinking here.
Iran has carried out two public executions of protestors this month in what is widely seen as a message to the public. The regime has also arrested thousands, and advocates are concerned more executions may come. Protests — many of them female-led — have swept Iran since September, when 22-year-old Mahsa Amini died suspiciously in police custody.
We'll leave you with this sweet response from reader Julie K. about the best gift she's ever received:
My Dad bought me a 6 month old Arabian filly when I turned 13 years old. She was my best friend going through the teen years. I probably don't even realize how much she taught me. She had a magic power to make me feel that all was ok when I felt overwhelmed. I had her till she died when she was 25 years old. Some of my best memories are of my Dad and I riding our horses in the late summer evenings. Thank you for that gift Dad. ❤️
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