Should there be warning labels on alcoholic drinks?
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Your support makes all the difference.Big black letters on packs of cigarettes tell us that smoking kills, and red traffic lights ward us off unhealthy foods, but should the same rules apply to our booze?
To crack down on dangerous levels of drinking in the UK, a parliamentary group has said we need to start putting health warnings on alcoholic drinks.
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