Tim Stockwell

scientist at the Canadian Institute for Substance Use Research

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For decades, studies suggested moderate drinking might have some health benefits, like red wine boosting heart health. Now new analysis debunks those myths.

Bad news? There are no health benefits to consuming alcohol

For decades, studies suggested moderate drinking might have some health benefits, like red wine boosting heart health. Now new analysis debunks those myths.

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