suvan (User)
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| Stop taking alcohol 2008/03/27 13:12 |
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According to a recent research,women taking alcohol have more chances of affected by breast cancer.But the women are now addicted to alcohol here.Should the public health care authority bring a law to stop alcohol taking by women or public awarness will suffice ?
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cassie (User)
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| Re:Stop taking alcohol 2008/03/30 20:29 |
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The law can not discriminate between women and men. In order for them to stop women from drinking legally, they would also have to take that right away from men. I don't think drinking will become illegal. Unfortunately public awareness is the best idea. I never knew about breast cancer associated with alcohol.
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Naz18 (User)
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| Re:Stop taking alcohol 2008/04/01 00:53 |
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I would think it would have to be a good amount of alcohol, but there is tons of these sort of "research" if everyone was to listen to them, no one could enjoy their lives.
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R1986 (User)
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| Re:Stop taking alcohol 2008/04/02 22:56 |
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I don't think the law should have in any place in discriminating between men and women in terms of issues like alcohol consumption. It's a personal choice after all.
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brandon05 (User)
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| Re:Stop taking alcohol 2008/04/08 00:27 |
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I had not heard this either but I agree that I don't think that alcohol should be made illegal because of this. I think making it in illegal in the end would probably cause more trouble all around.
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iceprincessa (User)
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| Re:Stop taking alcohol 2008/04/10 05:47 |
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It would be difficult to ban the consumption of alcohol, somehow it's viewed slightly differently from smoking. For now, public awareness is the best way to go...
Post edited by: iceprincessa, at: 2008/04/14 08:32
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brandon05 (User)
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| Re:Stop taking alcohol 2008/04/13 18:19 |
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I agree that public awareness is the best route to take. That and passing a long these types of studies so others are aware of them.
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beams (User)
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| Re:Stop taking alcohol 2008/04/20 15:50 |
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Some people practically drink alcohol like it was water. Yes, it has many disadvantages but it's the person's choice whether he/she will drink or not. I agree that public awareness is the only solution to this.
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arl1972 (User)
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| Re:Stop taking alcohol 2008/04/24 06:40 |
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Yes, consuming alcohol in large amounts may cause breast cancer, along with several other factors, of course! But simply having a drink a day will not significantly increase your risk of getting the disease. So, limit your alcohol intake to be on the safe side. I also agree that public awareness is the best way to go.
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arl1972 (User)
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| Re:Stop taking alcohol 2008/04/24 06:41 |
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Yes, consuming alcohol in large amounts may cause breast cancer, along with several other factors, of course! But simply having a drink a day will not significantly increase your risk of getting the disease. So, limit your alcohol intake to be on the safe side. I also agree that public awareness is the best way to go.
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