New Study Links Moderate Alcohol Consumption to Increased Cancer Risk in Older Adults

Research challenges previous beliefs about the health benefits of moderate drinking, particularly for those over 60.

A study involving over 135,000 adults found moderate drinking raises cancer and disease-related mortality risks.
The research highlights that even low-level alcohol consumption can be harmful, especially for those with existing health conditions.
Public perception is shifting, with younger adults increasingly viewing alcohol as detrimental to health.
Socioeconomic status and drinking patterns, such as consuming alcohol with meals, influence the associated health risks.
Health experts emphasize that any level of alcohol consumption may pose significant health hazards.