2011-04-12, 03:40 PM
I don't know why you need statistics here when the medical effects of both are pretty fully mapped out and medically documented. You just need to educate yourself instead of justifying your dislike of something out of willful ignorance.
So they found euros who have cancer then took a survey on drinking and decided their was a correlation? Is there any indication that this research is not completely shoddy and just using cancer as a means to draw attention to the research and get some funding?
article Wrote:The Europe-wide study of 363,988 people reported in the British Medical Journal found one in 10 of all cancers in men and one in 33 in women were caused by past or current alcohol intake.
More than 18% of alcohol-related cancers in men and about 4% in women were linked to excessive drinking.
So they found euros who have cancer then took a survey on drinking and decided their was a correlation? Is there any indication that this research is not completely shoddy and just using cancer as a means to draw attention to the research and get some funding?