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Canada cracks down on alcohol, saying people should have just TWO drinks a week

Canada s health authorities made the recommendation in response to risks of cancer, heart disease nad stroke. Experts slammed guidance as worse than useless .

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Canadian experts say people should not drink any alcohol at all

Canadian experts say people should not drink any alcohol at all
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Maximum Two Drinks A Week - Canada s Drastic New Alcohol Guidance | General News

Maximum Two Drinks A Week - Canada’s Drastic New Alcohol Guidance

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Maximum two drinks a week, Canada guidance advises

Maximum two drinks a week, Canada guidance advises
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What s behind Canada s drastic new alcohol guidance

A Canadian health agency has backed a report saying that even a little alcohol is too much alcohol.

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