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Experts pinpoint how many weekly alcoholic drinks can cause cancer, heart disease and premature death
Experts have identified that consuming a specific number of alcoholic drinks per week can increase risks of cancer, heart disease, and premature death. The study highlights the health consequences associated with alcohol consumption thresholds.
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