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  • Alcohol and Tobacco Correspondent, Reuters
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「少量飲酒でも健康リスク」の研究公表、トランプ政権が棚上げ

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By Emma Rumney 
| Reuters Japan
少量の飲酒であっても健康リスクを高める可能性があると結論付けた研究の全容が９日、独立系の学術誌「アルコールと薬物に関する研究誌」に掲載された。写真はニューヨークのバーで昨年４月撮影。（２０２６年 ロイター/Jeenah Moon） [ロンドン ９日 ロイター] - 少量の飲酒であっても健康リスクを高める可能性があると結論付けた​研究の全容が９日、独立系の学術誌「ア‌ルコールと薬物に関する研究誌」に掲載された。 この研究は前バイデン政権下で厚生省が委託し、２０２５年１月に研究の​草案が公開された。しかし、トランプ政​権は研究の知見を一切考慮せずに棚上げ⁠し、今年初めに策定した米国の新しい飲酒ガ​イドラインの検討対象から除外して最終版の​公表も見送っていた。...
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Sidelined US research on alcohol's health effects published in independent journal

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By Emma Rumney 
| The Olympian
Liquors are displayed at a bar in New York City, U.S., April 9, 2025. REUTERS/Jeenah Moon LONDON - A study that found even low levels of drinking alcohol can increase health risks was published in full on Tuesday in an independent journal after a draft version was sidelined by the Trump Administration, which opted not to consider the federally-commissioned research to inform new U.S. drinking guidelines set out earlier this year.
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Sidelined US research on alcohol's health effects published in independent journal

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By Emma Rumney 
| Fresno Bee
Liquors are displayed at a bar in New York City, U.S., April 9, 2025. REUTERS/Jeenah Moon LONDON - A study that found even low levels of drinking alcohol can increase health risks was published in full on Tuesday in an independent journal after a draft version was sidelined by the Trump Administration, which opted not to consider the federally-commissioned research to inform new U.S. drinking guidelines set out earlier this year.
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