Those with blood-alcohol levels up to 0.23 per cent — or nearly three times the legal driving limit of 0.08 per cent — had a 24 per cent lower chance of dying in hospital than those with a blood alcohol level of zero, the researchers found.
Those with blood-alcohol levels up to 0.23 per cent — or nearly three times the legal driving limit of 0.08 per cent — had a 24 per cent lower chance of dying in hospital than those with a blood alcohol level of zero, the researchers found.
研究者们发现，血中酒精浓度达到0.23%——几乎是法定驾驶浓度限度0.08的3倍——的患者在医院中的死亡风险要比血中不含酒精的患者低24%。