Study Finds Risk-Taking Behavior Precedes Increased Alcohol Consumption

Study Finds Risk-Taking Behavior Precedes Increased Alcohol Consumption

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A recent study reveals that in individuals with mild to moderate alcohol use disorder, an increase in risk-taking behavior occurs before a rise in alcohol consumption. This finding challenges previous assumptions about the relationship between risk-taking and drinking habits.

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