Modeled Deaths (2023) 21,100 vs. 10,250 baseline in 1990
Mortality Doubling Multiplier 2.06× 106% aggregate surge over observation window
Alcohol Attributable Fraction (AAF) 5.8% Of all evaluated oncological deaths
Disproportionate Cohort Men and Adults Aged 55+ 74.2% of total mortality concentration
Key Study Finding: Cancer deaths linked to alcohol doubled between 1990 and 2023 in the United States, driven substantially by demographic aging, shifted cohort drinking patterns, and elevated risk in digestive/upper-aerodigestive tracts.
Filter: Adults 55+ | All Genders | 5 Sites
Alcohol-Attributable Oncological Mortality Trajectory
Annual modeled deaths with 95% uncertainty interval and doubling threshold
Mean Deaths 95% CI 2× Baseline
Demographic Cohort & Etiological Matrix (2023 Modeled Data)
Demographic Cohort Age Subgroup 1990 Baseline Deaths 2023 Modeled Deaths Multiplier (Change) Attributable Frac. (AAF) Dominant Site
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