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Does drinking alcohol increase my risk of contracting covid?
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COVID 19: If one drank excessive alcohol to the point that it impacted their immune system or caused problems with their liver or other organs- that could impact severity of actual disease. BUT, alcohol use does not change risk of transmission.
Answered 6/14/2020
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