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For each amount per occasion, combine the baseline risk with the alcohol-based relative risk for one occasion to give the absolute risk of injury death per one drinking occasion related to consumption categories.
And, then multiply by the number of lifetime drinking occasions, ranging from 50 to 20,000, corresponding from a range of one drinking occasion per year to one drinking occasion per day.
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