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Factors that affect a person's susceptibility to alcohol include ethnicity, gender, age, mental health and sleeping patterns, specific health conditions, and family history of alcohol dependence.
The National Health and Medical Research Council has developed guidelines for low risk drinking that represent safe drinking levels.
The safest option for alcohol consumption for children and young people is:
A standard drink usually contains:
Which of the following is equal to a standard drink?
In NSW drivers with no restrictions must remain under the legal limit for Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) of:
Alcohol will:
When counting drinks one should count the number of standard drinks rather than the number of glasses.