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Lifetime Risk of Alcohol-Attributable Death and Disability [report]

Publication date: 2022
Author: Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction

Examines the lifetime risk of death and disability for various levels of alcohol consumption. The report also examines separate alcohol guidelines for males and females, and offers recommendations for alcohol consumption as measured in grams per day.

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