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A dent in our sobriety PERSONAL VIEW Debbie L Shawcross

机译：削弱我们的节制个人观点黛比L肖克罗斯

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It began at last years conference of the British Association for the Study of the Liver. As I contemplated during the "symposium on alcohol" on how alcohol has ever so stealthily resulted in 4% of global deaths and disability I couldn't help but chuckle to myself as I pondered the original meaning of symposium: a forum for men to debate, plot, and boast; in simple terms, an excuse to drink wine and have a party. It was difficult to understand why the audience all felt distinctly uncomfortable. After all, rarely a day passes by when, as hepatologists, we don't see a patient whose psychological or physical wellbeing has been marred by alcohol. We know that the death rate from alcoholic liver disease has doubled in the past 10 years in the United Kingdom and that its incidence has risen eightfold in the under 35s as a culture of binge drinking has evolved among young people. We have all projected that the incidence of cirrhosis will increase exponentially and that there will be a 500% greater need for liver transplantation in the next decade. We have heard it all before. Yet as our anxiety was gradually eased by a glass of wine at the end of the symposium, a dent was left in our sobriety.
机译：它在英国最后几年会议开始研究协会的肝脏。考虑在酒精“研讨会”酒精曾经暗地里导致4%如何全球死亡和残疾的我不能帮助但对自己笑当我思考研讨会的意义:人辩论的论坛,情节和吹嘘;喝酒,聚会。理解为什么观众都感到明显不舒服。当肝脏病学家,我们没有看到一个病人心理或生理健康的吗被酒精了。酒精性肝病的速度翻了一倍过去十年在英国其发病率在上涨了8倍35 s随着酗酒文化的发展在年轻人中。肝硬化的发病率会增加指数,将会有500%更需要肝移植下一个十年。我们的焦虑逐渐减轻了一杯酒的研讨会,削弱了在我们清醒。

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