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Recent years have witnessed a growing international concern with the problem of alcohol abuse. Interest has broadened beyond the traditional problem of alcoholism, to include drunkenness offences and the increased risk of industrial or road accidents associated with drinking. Most medical experts(1) consider the effects of sustained heavy drinking to be comparable with drug addiction in that the initial development of some degree of tolerance is eventually replaced by chronic physical dependence.
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