Drinking more alcohol linked to lower life expectancy, study finds

Drinkers who ignore alcohol consumption guidelines could be cutting years off their lives, according to new research.

Drinking more alcohol linked to lower life expectancy, study finds

Drinkers who ignore alcohol consumption guidelines could be cutting years off their lives, according to new research.

An analysis of nearly 600,000 people found those drinking more than 100g of alcohol every week - around five 175ml glasses of wine or pints of beer - were at an increased risk of early death.

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