There are associations, but correlation is not causation. I recall reading an NYT article about the relative health risk of various drinking levels. It seems t

There are associations, but correlation is not causation. I recall reading an NYT article about the relative health risk of various drinking levels. It seems that light drinking does not have much of an effect on longevity: > For those who have two drinks a week, that choice amounts to less than one week of lost life on average [1] Could it reduce quality of living without reducing lifespan? I suppose. But I had been led to believe, by many news articles, that drinking even one drink a week was going to do me lots of harm. My takeaway from this is that news outlets like to get clicks by telling people surprising and terrible things. 1: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/06/15/magazine/alcohol-health-risks.html https://www.nytimes.com/2024/06/15/magazine/alcohol-health-r...