Alcohol content high in some medicines warns of danger
AP Science Editor Alton Blakeslee reports that some ordinary medicines contain high alcohol levels, up to 68 percent by volume. The warning notes potential risks for reformed drinkers, drivers, and those on disulfiram. many OTC tonics and sedatives carry significant alcohol, with 67 products at or above 20 percent.
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