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Yes, a woman is more likely to have a higher blood alcohol concentration than a man of the same weight after drinking the same amount.
Alcohol is distributed differently in men's and women's bodies. Consequently, a woman may have a higher blood alcohol concentration than a man of the same weight after drinking the same amount, especially when she is young.
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Yes, a man is more likely to have a higher blood alcohol concentration than a woman of the same weight after drinking the same amount.
Yes, a woman is more likely to have a higher blood alcohol concentration than a man of the same weight after drinking the same amount.
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