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In 2010, he reported that 24 percent of all deaths from chronic disease in his study population could be attributed to drinking arsenic-contaminated well water.
On the other hand, several negative effects can be attributed to drinking hot chocolate, as some hot chocolate recipes contain high amounts of sugar, hydrogenated oils, or fats.
Elsewhere, many brucellosis cases in humans have been attributed to drinking raw cow's milk [ 9, 10].
This issue of Alcohol Research: Current Reviews examines the public health impact of alcohol consumption, looking at the full burden of disease that can be attributed to drinking.
In Pakistan, as many as 60 million people may not have access to safe drinking water, while more than 100,000 child deaths in Pakistan may be attributed to drinking unsafe water each year.
Since the question specifically asks participants only about fighting behaviours that were attributed to drinking, our analyses may underestimate the number of all fighting and drinking that co-occur, since a portion of these occurrences may not have been attributed to the drinking.
There is a possibility that the negative association of alcohol intake to FLD in daily-drinking males is attributed to the design of this study, since the evaluation of amounts of alcohol intake was not quantitatively accurate.
His inability to rise higher as a general officer is attributed to both his maverick views and his penchant for drinking.
The relationship of ethnicity to alcohol-related social and health harms partially is attributed to the different rates and patterns of drinking across ethnicities.
Here the shift is attributed to "flexitarianism".
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