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I've been a binge drinker since i was 17. i've recently stopped drinking, but i'm terrified of breast cancer. does risk decline after quitting?
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Yes: Congratulations! Yes, your risk for breast cancer that is related to alcohol use will decrease.
Answered 7/3/2014
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