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Chapter 12: Alcohol - GOV.UK
Reducing the costs from alcohol–related harm. RiskMenWomen Lower Risk No more than 3-4 units per day on a regular basis No more than 2-3 units per day. - ppt download
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How Much Alcohol Is Too Much? - Select Statistical Consultants
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Change4Health - How Much Alcohol Unit Have You Drunk?
Alcohol units | Alcohol Change UK
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How much alcohol is too much? The science is shifting. - Vox
Day 3: Alcohol - know your units! - The Running Granny
Alcohol and breast cancer risk | Breast Cancer Now
Facts about moderate drinking | CDC
How do the new alcohol guidelines affect YOU? Six women share their weekly intake | Daily Mail Online
Massive' study supports unit guidelines - where next for consumer messaging? - Alcohol Policy UK
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