Australia’s AFL Players Found To Be At Risk Following World-First Drinking Study

What : Authors of a world-first study on the drinking habits of 582 professional AFL players have found that more than half of Australia’s professional AFL players consume alcohol during the end-of-season period at levels that could put them at risk of long-term harm. The overall picture of consumption is one of relative restraint during the pre-season and home-and-away periods, coupled with relatively high levels of consumption outside these periods.

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Filed under: Alcohol / Addiction / Illegal Drugs on November 7th, 2008