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Does alcohol cause any permanent damage? please list all possibilities
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Yes: Alcohol can affect any organ and system in your body. Nervous system damage, heart and vascular system damage, liver and kidney damage, and various others. Please drink only in moderation (1 drink per day, max of 2) and avoid binge drinking.
Answered 10/26/2013
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