Chinmay Jani, M.D. (IMAGE)
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“The most important takeaway is greater awareness that alcohol may affect cancer risk beyond the liver,” said Chinmay Jani, M.D., corresponding author of the study and chief fellow in hematology and oncology at Sylvester. “These findings highlight alcohol as a potentially modifiable risk factor, and while the lowest safe dose is not yet known, this study suggests that reducing consumption to the lowest amount feasible for each individual may help lessen its impact on cancer risk and overall health.”
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