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Probabilities of death are then computed for each age, gender, injury, and consumption group (e.g. the lifetime probability of an alcohol-attributable motor vehicle death for 20–29 year old men who drank approximately 20g alcohol 4 times per week), and added up across injury categories and ages. Here are the graphs again:
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Page 45 and 46: How do the risks compare with other
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