Excessive Alcohol Use and Its Negative Consequences among Women of Child Bearing Age in Africa: A Systematic Review
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healthcareCreator:
DepApo
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The study found strong evidence to link the various forms of excessive alcohol use to FAEE, HIV acquisition among others. Excessive alcohol use among women aged 15-49 in Africa varies from country to country with diverse consequences. Binge drinking is particularly common.
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