The Department of Health and Human Services has pulled back a government report warning of a link between cancer and drinking even small amounts of alcohol, according to the authors of the research. Their report, the Alcohol Intake and Health Study, warned that even one drink a day raises the risk of liver cirrhosis, oral and esophageal cancer, and injuries. Instead, a competing report, written by a National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine panel, is now favored. It came to a conclusion long supported by the industry: that moderate drinking is healthier than not drinking. (SOURCE: The New York Times)  (ICE NEW YORK)

Fonte notizia: The New York Times