Generally speaking, the more rigorous the control for confounding, the more attenuated the positive correlation btwn alcohol and outcomes becomes. The few controlled trials on the subject have seen the opposite result. Given that it is biologically unlikely...
Well, I'm not the UK government, nor live in the UK, but from what I can tell they've largely correctly analysed the issues with most epidemiological studies on drinking and come to fairly reasonable conclusions generally
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The last UK guidance was challenged by respected statisticians for failing to be honest and exaggerating the evidence of risk, so I disagree.
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Cool. I trust the public health people from the NHS, they are mostly extremely good at their jobs
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