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… These data confirm the inverse association of moderate alcohol intake with the risk of
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… Numerous epidemiologic investigations have found an association between … the levels of
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… with heavy drinking. The elderly commonly do not report those symptoms that are assessed
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… reversible HTN, and reduction of heavy alcohol intake plays an important public health role
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