How Much Alcohol is Actually Safe? With Prof. David Nutt

ZOE·Jan 27

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There is ongoing discussion about the safe amount of alcohol consumption, with some recent guidance suggesting that more than two drinks per week may be risky. Experts are reevaluating low-risk alcohol advice and exploring how drinking habits can be tweaked to reduce damaging effects. The impact of alcohol on health is being examined, including its effects on the body and potential increased risk of certain health issues, such as stroke.

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