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Alcohol consumption and smoking were identified as the two strongest common risk factors for breast cancer and atrial fibrillation globally, according to data published in the Journal of the American Heart Association. Reducing alcohol intake and smoking behaviors to the level at which risk is smallest, nearly one-third of breast cancer cases and 12% of AF cases could be prevented, the
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