Cancer patients often binge drink, even during chemo: study
A new study reveals that a surprising number of cancer patients and cancer survivors use alcohol to such a degree that they're considered binge drinkers.
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A new study reveals that a surprising number of cancer patients and cancer survivors use alcohol to such a degree that they're considered binge drinkers.
High prevalence of exceeding moderate drinking, binge drinking, hazardous drinking behavior
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