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Alcohol, Cancer, Neurobiology, and Aviation Safety: Implications for Aerospace Medicine and Pilot Health
Alcohol use in aviation has traditionally been addressed in relation to acute impairment and operational safety. However, the health implications of alcohol extend beyond intoxication and include carcinogenic risk, neurobiological changes associated with alcohol use disorders, and potential effects
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