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Kansas stands out as only state with no alcoholism rise
Kansas shows a 1940 to 1953 decline in alcoholism per Yale researchers, the only state not increasing its rate. The study notes a four percent drop while nationwide rates rose 44 percent, with Kansas’s unique pattern potentially tied to long-running prohibition effects and regional consumption data.
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