It is known that alcohol consumption increases the risk of liver disease. A study finds that the
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It is known that alcohol consumption increases the risk of liver disease. A study finds that the rate of liver disease is higher among smokers than nonsmokers. Is it reasonable to conclude that smoking increases the risk of liver disease? What other explanation can you give?
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