Alcohol, Health, and Public Spaces: A Blind Spot We Refuse to See When wisdom, literature, and science agree — and we still look away.

Pandiyan’s Musings — Reflections on Health, Life & Learning ... di Pandiyan Natarajan

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We banned smoking in public places after accepting an uncomfortable truth: what an individual chooses to inhale does not remain a purely personal choice when it harms others. Science forced our hand, and society complied — slowly, reluctantly, but decisively.

Alcohol now stands at the same crossroads.

And yet, we hesitate.

Alcohol: A Carcinogen, Not a Lifestyle Choice

There is no longer room for ambiguity. Alcohol is a declared carcinogen, with no safe level of consumption. This is not a moral opinion or cultural critique — it is scientific consensus.

Alcohol affects almost every system in the body: the liver, brain, heart, pancreas, immune and endocrine systems, reproductive health, and mental well-being. It damages DNA, disrupts hormonal balance, and increases the risk o ... 

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