Alcohol Consumption Has Risen Sharply During COVID-19 Shutdown, Study Shows

Name: Alcohol Consumption Has Risen Sharply During COVID-19 Shutdown, Study Shows
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Description: Adults across the country have sharply increased their alcohol consumption during the coronavirus shutdown, a new study found. Katie Johnston reports.

Video Credit: CBS2 LA - Duration: 00:31s - Published on September 28, 2020

Alcohol Consumption Has Risen Sharply During COVID-19 Shutdown, Study Shows

Adults across the country have sharply increased their alcohol consumption during the coronavirus shutdown, a new study found.

Katie Johnston reports.

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Alcohol Consumption Has Risen Sharply During COVID-19 Shutdown, Study Shows

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