[Table], The increase in the relative risk (RR) of a fatal accident associated with an increase in the blood alcohol level of 0.2 g/l according to age and sex (according to Zador et al., 2000) - Alcohol: Social damages, abuse, and dependence - NCBI Bookshelf

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The increase in the relative risk (RR) of a fatal accident associated with an increase in the blood alcohol level of 0.2 g/l according to age and sex (according to Zador et al., 2000)

Age brackets	Increase in the RR in men	Increase in the RR in women
16–20 years	2.41	1.80
21–34 years	1.78	1.78
>35 years	1.73	1.73

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