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A new Australian study published in the British Journal of Cancer estimates that alcohol consumption caused 7,804 cancer cases in Australia in 2024, equal to 4.6 percent of all cancers. The study found that alcohol-related cancer risk increased by 19 percent for every additional 10 drinks consumed per week.

A new clinical update from the American Gastroenterological Association says the best way to reduce liver cancer deaths is to prevent cirrhosis. The paper highlights viral hepatitis, metabolic liver disease and alcohol-associated liver disease as key parts of the changing picture.

Parental alcohol use increases offspring risk of liver cancer through mitochondrial dysfunction and chronic inflammation, new study finds.

Alcohol use significantly raises liver cancer burden globally, with mortality and DALYs doubling from 1990 to 2021, calling for urgent actio

Study links rising liver cancer cases in youth to alcohol. Calls for urgent public health measures to curb this trend.