How the Risks of Drinking Increase in Older Age
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How the risks of drinking increase in older age
Alcohol can present new problems in older age -- particularly at 65 and older -- for even light or occasional drinkers
·San Francisco, United States
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Drinking is harmful to your health at any age. But as you get older, the risks become greater — even with the same amount of drinks. Alcohol affects “virtually every organ system in the body,” including the muscles and blood vessels, digestive system, heart and brain, said Sara Jo Nixon, the director of the Center for Addiction Research & Education at the University of Florida. “It particularly impacts older adults, because there’s already some …
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