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A new Irish study found that almost one-third of surveyed adults had already noticed alcohol health warning labels appearing on products before the legal requirement takes effect in 2028. Among those who had seen the labels, many reported that they provided information about alcohol-related risks, prompted reflection about health effects, or influenced purchasing decisions. The study also found that wider media exposure to alcohol-and-cancer messages was strongly associated w

A Norwegian study has found that alcohol consumption is associated with advanced colorectal lesions, even at moderate levels. The researchers also suggest that changes in gut bacteria may partly explain this link.

Up to 40% of global cancer cases could be prevented, according to WHO and IARC’s new analysis. The study links 7.1 million cases in 2022 to modifiable risks like tobacco, alcohol, infections, and air pollution, urging governments to adopt targeted prevention strategies.