Alcohol and cancer - are warnings helpful?

Yes, I believe that general warnings from surgeons are effective in changing people's behavior and improving public health. 
These warnings about the dangers of alcohol need to be replicated and distributed.

No, it doesn't. It is necessary to change the legislative framework for advertising and the distribution of alcohol. 
It is also necessary to change the mass consciousness of people about the dangers of alcohol.

From a biochemical point of view, alcohol is a poison or toxic substance. Its effect has a serious negative impact on 
the cell and cellular organelles: alcohol “liquefies” their membranes as effectively as it cleanses fat from a contaminated 
surface. After all, cell membranes also consist of fat - phospholipids.Therefore, there is no safe dose, and success in 
eliminating alcohol can vary greatly from person to person. The ability to detoxify alcohol depends on special enzymes 
that are formed in the liver - proteins from the cytochrome P450 group. It is their quantity that affects the rate of 
removal of harmful substances.

Legislators often take measures to restrict advertising of alcoholic beverages on digital platforms, but they cannot 
always be effectively implemented because there are no effective levers of influence on advertisers and alcohol companies. 
This problem also exists for traditional methods of controlling the distribution of alcoholic beverages.
Advertising of alcoholic products must not:
1) contain a statement that the use of alcoholic beverages is important for achieving social recognition, professional, sports or personal success or helps improve physical or emotional well-being;
2) condemn abstinence from drinking alcohol;
3) contain a statement that alcoholic products are harmless or beneficial to human health, including information about 
the presence of biologically active additives and vitamins in alcoholic products;

It is necessary to prohibit advertising campaigns accompanied by the distribution of samples of alcoholic beverages.

In my opinion, the main reason that many people still do not know about the connection between alcohol and the risk of 
developing cancer is people’s lack of awareness, there are few popular scientific videos in the media about the dangers 
of alcohol. The Internet, digital streaming, and digital platforms provide new opportunities for product placement, 
which today is actively used to promote certain brands of wines and spirits. 
Very often, especially at international sporting events, advertising focuses not on the image of the alcoholic beverage,
but on the brand of alcoholic beverage itself. These types of advertisements need to be stopped.

Yes, I think that drinking alcohol causes a high risk of cancer, as stated in the Surgeon Generals report. Why? 
Alcohol has been classified by the IARC as a human carcinogen (Group 1). 
There is a cause-and-effect relationship between alcohol and the 7 algorithms. 
In addition to breast cancer, drinking alcohol increases the risk of developing cancers of the mouth, pharynx, esophagus, 
liver, larynx, rectum and colon.