Federal Report Highlights Increased Risks of Alcohol Consumption, Sparking Debate
A new federal report has revealed serious health risks linked to drinking alcohol. It shows that drinking more than seven drinks a week raises the chance of early death to 1 in 1000. Drinking three drinks a day can increase the risk of injuries by up to 68%. The report questions what “moderate” drinking really means and has sparked a big debate, especially among alcohol producers who argue against its findings. Public comments are now open, inviting everyone to share their thoughts on future drinking guidelines.
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