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What happens when alcohol is combined with other drugs, including some medicines?

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The impairing effects multiply, often far beyond either substance alone

Alcohol combined with other drugs can produce impairment far greater than the sum of the parts.

All the options

  1. ✓The impairing effects multiply, often far beyond either substance alone
  2. ✗The substances cancel each other out
  3. ✗Only illegal drugs interact with alcohol
  4. ✗Combined use is safer than alcohol alone

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