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What can happen when drugs are combined with alcohol?
Correct answer: The combination can greatly increase impairment
Why
Combining alcohol with drugs or medication can greatly increase impairment. Do not assume small amounts or familiar products make the combination safe; arrange a sober driver and follow professional advice about medication interactions.
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