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Experts Recommend Warning Women in Their 30s About Alcohol and Breast Cancer Risk

Experts recommend that women in their thirties be made aware that even one glass of wine per night may increase breast cancer risk. A study from Imperial College London highlights the importance of addressing lifestyle factors such as alcohol consumption and weight management during critical life stages. The research indicates that about 25% of breast cancer cases could be preventable through lifestyle changes.

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Experts recommend that women in their thirties be made aware that even one glass of wine per night may increase breast cancer risk. A study from Imperial College London highlights the importance of addressing lifestyle factors such as alcohol consumption and weight management during critical life stages. The research indicates that about 25% of breast cancer cases could be preventable through lifestyle changes.

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Warn women in their 30s about alcohol and breast cancer link, urge scientists

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Experts Recommend Warning Women in Their 30s About Alcohol and Breast Cancer Risk