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Frequent Drinking May Lower Risk of Heart Attacks
Study finds that how often you drink is more important than how much
It's widely known nowadays that moderate drinking can help reduce heart disease. But a large, long-term study has found that the frequency of alcohol consumption may have more significance than what you drink or how much.
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