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Women deserve more information
about how alcohol impacts their health

Alcohol impacts the female body differently

Women have different body compositions than men. We’re made with more fat and less water so we can reproduce, which makes us metabolize alcohol slower.

This means that when we drink, our organs are exposed to alcohol for longer. As a result, we’re more susceptible to alcohol-related conditions than men, impacting everything from sleep and stress levels, to our gut health and risk for developing breast cancer.

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How alcohol impacts health isn’t one-to-one

The healthcare industry has spent decades researching food intolerances, but alcohol is often left out of these studies – especially when it comes to women’s health.

While no amount of alcohol is good for health, there are thousands of genetic and lifestyle factors that can make us more susceptible to alcohol-related symptoms and conditions.

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More women are dying from alcohol-related conditions

A historic number of women are dying from alcohol-related conditions - with percentages up 35% in the US and 46% in the UK as of 2024.

Nearly every alcohol-related condition, from breast cancer to heart disease, is preventable, but only 2.5% of US clinicians do alcohol health screenings. Alcohol health testing is expensive and costs an average of $1,800 at clinics.

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Seek’s test was developed in collaboration with leading clinicians and scientists

  • Dr. Pritha Gupta, MD
    at UCLA Health

    Medical Advisor, Cardiology

  • Dr. Jennifer Acostamadeido, MD
    at UCLA Health

    Medical Advisor, Sleep Medicine

  • Dr. Cynthia Abraham, MD
    at Mount Sinai

    Medical Advisor, OB-GYN

  • Dr. Danielle Dick, PhD
    at Rutgers University

    Science Advisor, Genetics & Alcohol-Related Disease

  • Dr. Reagan Wetherill, PhD
    at University of Pennsylvania

    Science Advisor, Alcohol-Related Disease

Learn more about how alcohol impacts women’s health on Seek’s blog

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