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Yes, a woman is more likely to have a higher blood alcohol level.
Alcohol is distributed differently through the bodies of men and women. This is why women may show higher blood alcohol levels for the same amount of drink, especially if they are young.
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Yes, a woman is more likely to have a higher blood alcohol level.
Yes, a man is more likely to have a higher blood alcohol level.
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