Sorting out the health effects of alcohol - Harvard Health
Alcohol.org.nz — Standard drinks and legal limits
Facts about moderate drinking | CDC
Drinking & You - US - Units and guidelines
Wine o'clock' culture 'may be to blame for 40 PER CENT spike in liver cancer over past 10 years' | Daily Mail Online
Facts about moderate drinking | CDC
Alcohol Awareness Week 2019 - Know your units and know your limit | HSC Public Health Agency
What is the Healthy Level of Alcohol Consumption?
Guide to Drinking Levels – Recovery Research Institute
Excessive Alcohol Consumption and the Long-term Effects on Your Body - Vital Record
Drinking too much?
Excessive Alcohol Consumption - Wine Sunshine
HERO Cameroon on Twitter: "The recommended alcohol intake per week is 9 standard drinks for women and 12-14 for men. A standard drink is equal to 14g. #NCDprevention #AlcoholAwareness #HEROCameroon https://t.co/dmSouZ5Hd3" /
Think you drink a lot? This chart will tell you. - The Washington Post
Dry January – Part 2 – Medicalchain
What is “low-risk” drinking?
Guide to Drinking Levels – Recovery Research Institute
How many drinks per week does it take to destroy your liver?
The Mental & Physical Effects of Alcohol & Coping with Addiction
What's a Healthy Number of Drinks to Have Per Day, Per Week?
The effects of modest drinking on life expectancy and mortality risks: a population-based cohort study | Scientific Reports
Managing your alcohol intake | healthdirect
Conventional and genetic evidence on alcohol and vascular disease aetiology: a prospective study of 500 000 men and women in China - The Lancet
Drinking & You - US - Units and guidelines
Chapter 12: Alcohol - GOV.UK
Guide to Drinking Levels – Recovery Research Institute
Public Health Gibraltar - Be drink-aware! Recommended advice is to limit alcohol intake to 14 units a week for women and men. This is equivalent to drinking no more than 6 pints
