Drinking less alcohol is healthier, new research suggests

VOA Learning English May 14, 2024, 12:00 AM UTC

Summary: New research suggests drinking less alcohol is healthier. Countries like Britain, France, and Australia have lowered alcohol consumption guidelines. Alcohol is linked to over 200 health conditions. Studies show no clear benefits, challenging the idea that alcohol is heart-friendly. U.S. guidelines advise men to limit to two drinks and women to one drink per day. Some should avoid alcohol completely, like pregnant women and those with certain medical conditions.

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