About the study
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What is the conversation about?
Alcohol increases the risk of breast cancer. Even moderate alcohol consumption can increase the risk of breast cancer in women. Find out more here.
What have we done so far?
Researchers at Oxford Brookes University conducted a study about alcohol and the risk of breast cancer.
We asked: How can we raise awareness of the link between alcohol and breast cancer?
We also asked: How can we support women who are thinking about reducing their alcohol consumption?
How can I get involved?
You are invited to read about our study on this website and join the conversation on this topic by giving us your feedback
You are invited to our free webinar on Thursday 21st March at 1pm to hear about our findings - register here
Who funded this research?
Our research was funded by Prevent Breast Cancer - a charity that focuses on preventing future cases of breast cancer.
What will happen next?
We will use our findings to make recommendations about how we can raise awareness about the link between alcohol and breast cancer. Read a short summary of the findings so far here. In the future we plan to develop a set of tools and strategies specifically for women who would like to reduce their alcohol consumption.
