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Sex, Gender and Alcohol: What Matters for Women in Low-Risk Drinking Guidelines? [report]

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

Reviews recent research on the effects of alcohol through a sex and gender lens. With a focus on women, it examines the sex-specific effects of alcohol on male and female bodies, including on reproductive health, and reviews the differences across genders. Includes findings and recommendations for safer use.

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