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It's well-documented that Americans began drinking more during the pandemic. In Wisconsin, alcohol-related deaths increased ...

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Nearly 3,000 Wisconsinites died from alcohol-related liver diseases from 2019 to 2023, CDC data show. The large majority — 2,072 — were from cirrhosis.