The man on the run overseas nearly 2 years after ‘grisly murder’ at Chelmsford bar
Detectives remain committed to tracking him down
The mystery Volvo behind Middlesbrough chase that left seven dead and its driver's links to victims
DEEP DIVE can today reveal the extraordinary criminal history of one man Cleveland Police believe was inside the rival Volvo that triggered the tragedy.
Cancer Deaths Attributable to Alcohol Rose 58% Over the Last 33 Years
CNN reports that alcohol "may play a greater role in death from numerous types of cancers in the United States than previously known, according to a new study."
"While it's true that overall cancer mortality has declined, we found the percentage of cancer deaths proportionally attributable to alcohol rose over 58% in people 20 and older over the last 33 years," said the study's first author Dr. Chinmay Jani... It didn't take much alcohol to raise one's risk — about one standard drink a day, every day, Jani said. In the US, a standard drink is 12 ounces of regular beer, 5 ounces of wine or 1.5 ounces of 80-proof liquor...
Alcohol is ethanol or ethyl alcohol, which is broken down by the liver into acetaldehyde, a
"probable human carcinogen," the National Cancer Institute states on its website. While the liver will further break down acetaldehyde into a harmless molecule called acetate, the process isn't foolproof: acetaldehyde may damage DNA and interfere with DNA repair before conversion into acetate is complete. Alcohol also contributes to oxidative stress, which damages DNA, proteins and cell function and creates inflammation. Drinking alcohol also weakens the cells in the mouth and throat, making them more susceptible to carcinogens. That's even more likely to occur with smoking cigarettes, a major source of acetaldehyde. In addition, alcohol interferes with the break down and absorption of key nutrients thought to decrease cancer risk — vitamins A, C, D and E as well as folates in the vitamin B complex, according to the National Cancer Institute.
The study, which was published Monday in The Lancet Regional Health — Americas journal, analyzed more than three decades of US data gathered for the Global Burden of Disease Study. The GBD study is a massive scientific effort to measure health, mortality and disabilities from hundreds of risk factors, diseases and conditions in more than 200 countries and territories. Between 1990 and 2023, the total number of yearly alcohol-linked cancer deaths more than doubled, rising from 11,361 to 23,126 in the US.
Men and adults age 55 and older experienced the greatest impact; alcohol-related cancer mortality rate in older males climbed nearly 24% over the 33-year period. For men, liver cancer deaths showed the strongest link to alcohol, followed by esophageal and colorectal cancers. For women 55 and older, breast cancer was the top killer, followed by liver and colorectal cancers.
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Stacey Solomon says it 'feels so strange not waking up at Pickle Cottage' as she reveals she won't share pictures of the outside of their new home following 'privacy issues'
Stacey Solomon has admitted it 'feels strange' waking up in a new home after she revealed the family have moved out of their £1.3million Pickle Cottage this week.
Nigel Farage admits he hasn't got his family's support to continue in politics and has had 'very thoughtful moments' over his future as he faces fresh donations row
The Reform UK leader said his loved ones 'would rather I packed it up and walked away'.
'It's practically impossible for this to happen': Final hours of high-flying couple found dead near hot tub of their luxury Spanish holiday villa... as firm who sold it insist they aren't to blame
With its panoramic views over the Mediterranean, and absolute privacy, the ground floor spa facilities of the luxury cliff-top villa, in a quaint Spanish coastal village, must have been a draw for countless tourists.
Maya Jama delightedly throws her hands in the air and flashes a glimpse of her midriff as she cheers on the teams at the Women's Super League football match
Maya Jama delightedly threw her hands in the air as she cheered on the teams at the Women's Super League football match on Saturday which saw Chelsea take on Aston Villa.
Huge, costly and decrepit... this slime-stained warship is a metaphor for Trump - and just one example of the US's bad strategy and bad leadership: PETER HITCHENS
Behold the image of a superpower in grave decline, perhaps a metaphor for President Trump himself - huge, costly, nearing the end of its usefulness and increasingly decrepit.
Two pilots are killed when Greek air force fighter jet crashes at air show in front of 'stunned' crowd
Dramatic footage showed plumes of thick smoke rising from the crash site, just a few hundred metres from a stunned crowd.
Kneesy does it! King Charles dons a kilt as he and Queen Camilla enjoy traditional Highland games at annual Braemar Gathering
The King got stuck into the festivities as he donned a kilt for the 200-year-old event in Aberdeenshire on Saturday.
From Blur to Ed Sheeran and Sugababes - fans share their hopes for Summer Series 2027
The Colchester Castle Summer Series will return to Lower Castle Park in 2027.
Recruitment firm 'naïve' over underpayment of 159 workers
A recruitment agency has underpaid more than 150 workers.
Witham set to get the full McCartney concert experience with Band on the Run
The Paul McCartney Project brings its Band on the Run show to Witham Public Hall next week.
From Blur to Ed Sheeran and Sugababes - fans share their hopes for Summer Series 2027
The Colchester Castle Summer Series will return to Lower Castle Park in 2027.
Recruitment firm 'naïve' over underpayment of 159 workers
A recruitment agency has underpaid more than 150 workers.
The gorgeous Essex village where a dragon was said to be on the loose
It's a quintessentially English village with a shop, pub, hall and primary school
Heathrow runway is closed by grass fire as flights are disrupted
Britain's biggest airport's southern runway was closed as the fire took hold - sparking chaos.
How Cold War's most remarkable spy helped Britain save Iran from the Communists - after he asked MI6 to help him beat erectile dysfunction
The extraordinary story of Soviet double agent Vladimir Kuzichkin has emerged in a new book.
Moment German influencer tells carriage driver to give his 'emaciated' horse a drink - only for him to hurl water over her and call her a Nazi
Dramatic footage shows Xenia Denise, 31, standing beside the emaciated horse in Palma, Majorca, as she pleads with the driver: 'Just give him something to drink.'
American Airlines passenger from hell DUCT-TAPED to seat on flight forced to divert over his terrifying tirade
Arthur Lundeen, 67, of Arizona, allegedly had to be zip-tied and duct-taped to his seat on Flight 618 from Dallas, Texas , to Newark, New Jersey, on Thursday.