If you're drinking more alcohol, here's what you need to know
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During Alcohol Awareness Month, read how booze affects the body, given that many people turned to alcohol to cope with pandemic-related stress.
"Some people found themselves drinking much more, and they couldn’t actually stop. So when they got called back into work, they found that they had to go to detox in order to be able to get back to work." "[Alcohol] is really normalized. But some people find that they can’t drink safely or they can’t drink in control and so they have to make changes or they have to stop drinking."
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