Drinking large amounts of alcohol puts you at risk for cancer. Women especially need to know about breast cancer, for which even moderate drinking can increase risk. Learn why alcohol increases the risk of breast cancer and other effects of alcohol with continued consumption. Check out our infographic below and find out what you can do to reduce your risk.

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