Yes. They are smaller than men and metabolize etoh differently. Medical people recommend no more than one drink per day for women, two for men.
When consumed in moderation is associated with better health and greater longevity than is either abstaining or abusing alcohol. If abused, alcohol increases the risks of harm.
No, it is false. The environmental risks with depletion if stratospheric ozone are greater.
Tobacco, Smoking, obesity, alcohol, high cholesterol/blood pressure, and even high resting pulse are health risks.
There are no long term risks from drinking alcohol in moderation. Indeed, doing so is associated with better health and greater longevity than is abstaining from alcohol. However, the abuse of alcohol, especially over a period of many years, increases the risk of cirrhosis of the liver and, especially in connection with smoking, the risk of throat cancer.
World Health Organization, in a 1998 study, stated that the risks from cannabis use were unlikely to seriously compare to the public health risks of the legal drugs, alcohol and tobacco.
Death! Seriously, or hospitalization.
That depends on one's health. For most people, there are no medical risks associated with the moderate consumption of any alcoholic beverage.
Alcohol is worse for health than soft drinks. Though too many soft drinks have their own health risks.
This depends almost entirely on the pattern of alcohol consumption. Moderate drinking, especially when done regularly, is associated with better health and greater longevity than abstaining. However, abusive consumption, particularly when done regularly, tends to increase health and safety risks. Research extending back as far as 1926 has demonstrated that drinking in moderation is associated with better health and greater longevity than is either abstaining or abusing alcohol. The medical research evidence is now unquestionable and demonstrates that the effect is not the result of health-compromised alcoholics who abstain. When studies restrict abstainers to lifelong teetotalers the result is the same. Nor is it the result of moderate drinkers having better overall health habits. When lifestyle factors are taken into consideration, the result remains. And the effect occurs not only for red wine but also for white wine, beer, and liquor or distilled spirits. However, abusing alcohol is associated with health risks.
The risks involved for college students who drink alcohol regularly could include a range of health problems such as liver damage or alcohol poisoning. These students could also find themselves injured in other ways such as falling when they are inebriated.
Gay people have exactly the same health risks as straight people. Being gay does not give different health risks.
There are no health risks of epoxy glue,unless you ingest it.