Table 4.

Proportion of respondents demonstrating knowledge of link between alcohol and cancer risk

	Baseline (n=136)	Survey 1 (n=206)	Survey 2 (n=155)
	Per cent	Per cent	Per cent
Drinking alcohol on a regular basis increases cancer risk	62.4	80.5*	87.4*
Drinking red wine on a regular basis increases cancer risk	20.5	39.5*	44.8*
Drinking beer on a regular basis increases cancer risk	49.0	69.7*	79.3*
The guidelines recommend drinking two or less standard drinks for low risk in the long-term	62.0	72.8*	68.8

*Significantly different to baseline at p<0.05 level after controlling for age group, location, education level, household composition and drinking behaviour.