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Alcohol-related cancer deaths in the United States have doubled since 1990

The report says deaths from alcohol-related cancer in the United States have doubled since 1990. It indicates a major long-term public-health trend rather than an acute emergency.

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The trend points to a substantial and worsening population-level health burden.

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