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LATEST RESEARCH
The Prevention of Liver Cancer
Key Findings
- There is strong evidence that excess body fat increases risk for this cancer.
- Reaffirms the clear link between alcohol consumption and liver cancer, finding that risk increases with three drinks a day.
- Drinking an average of one cup of coffee daily reduces the risk.
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The Report
Diet, Nutrition, Physical Activity and Liver Cancer | |||
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| Source: AICR/WCRF Continuous Update Project Report: Liver Cancer, 2015 | |||
| STRENGTH OF CURRENT EVIDENCE | DECREASES RISK |
INCREASES RISK |
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| CONVINCING Effect on Risk: |
Aflatoxins Alcoholic drinks Body fatness |
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| PROBABLE Effect on Risk: |
Coffee | ||
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