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New Zealand women prioritize immediate alcohol effects over long-term cancer risks, prompting calls for systemic policy changes.
A study of New Zealand women reveals they focus on immediate alcohol effects like disrupted sleep while ignoring long-term cancer risks.
Despite using exercise to offset harms, researchers argue that individual responsibility is insufficient, calling for systemic policy changes like higher prices and regulations to address the powerful commercial and social forces shaping drinking habits.
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Las mujeres neozelandesas priorizan los efectos inmediatos del alcohol sobre los riesgos de cáncer a largo plazo, lo que provoca llamados a cambios sistemáticos en las políticas.