Alcohol has long been a part of cultural and social traditions across the globe. Whether it's a glass of wine at dinner, a celebratory toast, or an occasional beer with friends, drinking in moderation can seem harmless. But as awareness grows about alcohol's connection to health risks, particularly liver cancer, many are starting to ask—how safe is occasional drinking? Is having "just one drink" once in a while truly without consequence, or could it pave the way for long-term damage?
