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The anti-drinking lobby’s twisted logic

15 July 2022

9:30 PM

15 July 2022

9:30 PM

In 2018, the Lancet published a study from the ‘Global Burden of Disease Alcohol Collaborators’ which claimed that there was no safe level of alcohol consumption. This was widely reported and was naturally welcomed by anti-alcohol campaigners. The BBC reported it under the headline ‘No alcohol safe to drink, global study confirms’.

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This article first appeared on Christopher Snowdon’s Substack.


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