study of 2982 cases and a comparable number of controls.[ 31 ] On the contrary, a meta-analysis gave an overall RR for current drinkers versus non-drinkers of 1.3, a borderline significant.[ 32 ] Similarly, Pelucchi et al .[ 33 ] reported in a large case–control study on the issue for a population with frequent and heavy alcohol consumption revealed no consistent association between alcohol consumption and bladder cancer risk, the RRs being below unity also for six or more drinks of alcoholic beverages per day.
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Risk Factors for Bladder Cancer: Results of a Survey of Hospital Patients.
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