Chronic heavy drinking leads to serious risk of dementia, study warns. More than a third – 38% of the 57,000 cases of early-onset dementia – were directly alcohol-related and 18% had an additional diagnosis of alcohol use disorders. • r/worldnews

If 14-21 units per week is "moderate drinking," does that mean "heavy" is 22+? Which does beg the question of how Winston got away with it scotch free hehehe. Serious note, his most famous drink was heavily watered down Johnnie Walker Red, occasionally Black.

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