Ethnic differences in alcohol sensitivity
- PMID: 5007912
- DOI: 10.1126/science.175.4020.449
Ethnic differences in alcohol sensitivity
Abstract
Japanese, Taiwanese, and Koreans, after drinking amounts of alcohol that have no detectable effect on Caucasoids, respond with a marked facial flushing and mild to moderate symptoms of intoxication. Group differences are present at birth, and are probably related to variations in autonomic reactivity.
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