The positive and negative health effects of alcohol consumption are modified by the socio-economic status (SES) of individuals. Truly moderate drinkers who are from higher SES strata have better health outcomes and fewer adverse effects from alcohol than lower-SES subjects supposedly consuming similar amounts.
Does socio-economic status increase risks from alcohol consumption? - International Scientific Forum on Alcohol Research Critique 199
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