Beer, wine or spirits: A large study finds different mortality patterns for each - News-Medical
A new global study says two drinks daily raise lifetime alcohol‑death risk to 1 in 25, with beer and spirits riskier than wine.
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A new global study says two drinks daily raise lifetime alcohol‑death risk to 1 in 25, with beer and spirits riskier than wine.
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