Alcohol a Direct Cause of Cancer Say Oxford Researchers : co

Individuals with a genetic intolerance to alcohol who drink infrequently or not at all up to almost a third less likely to develop some cancers, whilst cancer risk is greater in regular drinkers with genetic alcohol intolerance.

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