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The method of injury deaths is similar, but a little more complicated, as it needs to account for both the number of drinking occasions and the amount drunk per occasion, as well as the risk period (the time that alcohol remains in the body after a drinking occasion and thus increases risk of injury).
First, take Alcohol Attributable Fractions (AAF) by age group for injuries from an Australian study. Here they are:
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