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EVALI is a very serious consequence that has resulted in the hospitalization of 96% of reported cases, with many fatalities

The survey covered alcohol (frequency, quantity, and heavy episodic drinking occasions), tobacco, cannabis, and other illicit drug use

This strong co-occurrence underscores the importance of understanding their combined impact on liver health

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