Participants PB1, PB3, PP4, PP6, PE8, PP12, PP13, PE15, PP16, PP19, PM21, PB23, PM24, PB25, PE26, PE27, and PB28 reported that excessive alcohol consumption can cause long-term harm to an individual’s health due to the associated risks, including liver, heart, neurological, and kidney problems, increased susceptibility to various types of cancer, alcoholic coma, and premature death. This evidence concerns the gene LGALS13 and cancer.