As a group, alcoholics
A)have twice the medical expenses of non-drinkers.
B)have a higher rate of suicide.
C)constitute a large proportion of mental and general hospital admissions.
D)All of the above choices are correct.

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All of the above choices are correct. Alcoholism is associated with high medical expenses due to the increased risk of illnesses and injuries associated with heavy drinking. Alcoholics also have a higher rate of suicide compared to non-drinkers. Moreover, they constitute a significant proportion of admissions to mental and general hospitals, often due to alcohol-related disorders and complications.

As a Group, Alcoholics