Study shows intelligent people drink more alcohol


	Study shows intelligent people drink more alcohol

deusdiabolus

2-15-2008 3:12 PM

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Proof that ignorance is bliss.

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INTELLIGENT people are at higher risk of suffering from alcohol problems than
their less gifted friends, a study by the Medical Research Council has found.
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Women, in particular, are more likely to drink heavily in their thirties if
they are bright.
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The findings, published in the American Journal of Public Health, have
surprised the researchers, who expected clever professionals to know enough
about the damage caused by alcohol to avoid overindulging.
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They now suspect, however, that the stressful jobs of highflying professionals
drive them to drink. Intelligent women may be particularly susceptible if
they are struggling to do well in male-dominated professions.
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The research, led by David Batty of the MRC’s social and public health
sciences unit at Glasgow University, says: “An explanation might be that
success in the workplace requires, in some circumstances, a willingness to
drink frequently and to excess in social situations.”
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