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The Guardian
Alcohol Risks in Heatwaves
During a European heatwave, Paris has implemented a temporary ban on consuming takeaway alcohol in public to reduce strain on healthcare services, following a significant increase in cardiac arrests. Alcohol can be dangerous in hot weather because it causes dehydration, lowers blood pressure, and strains the heart, increasing the risk of heatstroke and heart attack. Experts suggest that moderate consumption of weak beer or shandy may be less risky, but excessive drinking can exacerbate health issues during extreme heat.
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