Drinkers cluster in social networks

If a friend or relative starts drinking more heavily–or decides to drink less or give up alcohol entirely–you’re more likely to do the same, according to a new study that found heavy drinkers, moderate drinkers, and teetotalers tend to cluster within social networks.

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