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Disappearance rate of alcohol from the blood of drunk drivers calculated from two consecutive samples; What do the results really mean?

W Neuteboom, Alan Wayne Jones

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Key concepts: Blood alcohol, Drunk driving, Alcohol, Blood alcohol content, Drunk drivers, Poison control, Significant difference, Toxicology

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