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Published Date: 15 June 2009
Do you think asking patients about their drinking habits is a good idea?
Diana Atkinson, 77, retired, Greenlaw Rigg: "No, I think it's dreadful. When you go to your doctor, you are not expecting him to practically accuse you of having a drink problem."

John Gray, 54, estate agent, Stenhouse Drive: "Hypothetically, if people told the truth it would be a good idea, but I think that people would tell lies about their alcohol consumption."

Kathleen Green, 67, retired, Newtongrange: "Yes, I think so. It's a good idea to ask about drinking habits because alcohol could be an underlying problem."





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  • Last Updated: 15 June 2009 9:24 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Alcohol & binge drinking
 
 

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