Heavy drinkers may experience dangerous strokes a decade earlier than people who consume less alcohol, a new study suggests.
People who regularly had three or more alcoholic drinks per day were more likely to experience intracerebral hemorrhage – a deadly type of stroke caused by bleeding in the brain – more severely and at a younger age compared wit
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