Recent studies challenge the idea that moderate drinking has health benefits, showing that even small amounts of alcohol may increase the risk of heart disease and cancer. Large-scale analyses and genetic studies now indicate no protective effects, with health risks varying based on individual factors. Public health experts recommend transparency over prohibition.
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