Question

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what actions does cdc recommend to lessen your risk of cancer associated with excessive alcohol use?
drinking water between alcoholic drinks
avoiding alcohol altogether
switching to light beer only
reducing binge drinking
limiting the number of drinks per week

Explanation:

The CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) focuses on evidence - based public health recommendations. Drinking water between alcoholic drinks may help with hydration but does not directly address the cancer - causing aspects of alcohol. Switching to light beer only still exposes a person to alcohol. Avoiding alcohol altogether ($0$ alcohol intake) removes the risk factor. Reducing binge drinking (which is a pattern of heavy drinking in a short time) and limiting the number of drinks per week (staying within low - risk or moderate drinking guidelines if applicable) can also reduce overall alcohol exposure.

Answer:

B. Avoiding alcohol altogether, D. Reducing binge drinking, E. Limiting the number of drinks per week