text: Yo, check it out, here's what the studies say,
  Moderate alcohol consumption keeps renal cancer at bay.
  But hold up, we gotta dig deeper, gotta go inside,
  Subsites of renal cancer, let's take that ride.
  
  From '92 to 2010, we followed 477K,
  Men and women in the European Prospective Investigation, okay?
  Incident renal cancers, we counted 931,
  Baseline and lifetime alcohol, we assessed, it's true.
  
  Country-specific dietary questionnaires, they were validated,
  Lifestyle questionnaires for past alcohol, we investigated.
  Cox proportional hazard models, we did employ,
  For HRs and CIs, our data we deploy.
  
  In multivariate analysis, the findings were clear,
  Baseline alcohol consumption, it reduced the fear.
  The HRs and CIs showed a downward trend,
  Compared to light drinkers, the risk did descend.
  
  0.78, 0.62-0.99, that's the first category,
  Then 0.82, 0.64-1.04, it's not imaginary.
  0.70, 0.55-0.90, that's the third one,
  And 0.91, 0.63-1.30, yeah, we're almost done.
  
  A trend was also seen in average lifetime consumption,
  All renal cancer subsites, it had an impact, no assumption.
  Even renal parenchyma subsite, it showed the same,
  Moderate alcohol consumption, it's a winning game.
  
  But wait, there's more, let's not forget,
  Hypertensive individuals, the trend didn't set.
  And for smokers, the findings weren't quite strong,
  So for them, the association didn't belong.
  
  In conclusion, my peeps, let's make it clear,
  Moderate alcohol consumption, it's something to cheer.
  It's linked to a decreased risk of renal cancer, no doubt,
  So let's raise a glass, and let's give a shout!