New Delhi, Feb. 20 -- In today's culture, alcohol is often seen as a way to unwind, celebrate, or connect with others. From toasting at weddings to the rise of "wine o'clock" culture, drinking is deeply ingrained in social life. For a lot of women, a glass of wine at dinner or cocktails on the weekend feels like a harmless indulgence-even a well-deserved one. Additionally, we often hear about the health benefits of moderate drinking, particularly for heart health. However, there's another side to the story, one that does not get as much attention: alcohol consumption is a well-documented risk factor for breast cancer.

While the link between alcohol and breast cancer is not as widely discussed as other lifestyle risks like smoking or diet...