The consumption of alcohol is a significant determinant of public health outcomes. According to global statistics from 2016, alcohol is the seventh leading cause of disability-adjusted life years, a rise of more than 25% from 1990 to 2016. The epidemiology of the alcoholic liver disease, as well as geographic differences in intake and public policy, is a hot topic of research. There tends to be a reduction in disease burden in countries where per capita alcohol intake decreases. Given the negative health effects of alcohol, more emphasis on alcohol control policies is needed.
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