Sidelined U.S. study on alcohol's health effects published in independent journal

A government-commissioned study published in full found even one alcoholic drink a day raises risks (including some cancers and injuries); two drinks/day notably increases lifetime alcohol-related death risk (from about 1 in 1,000 to 1 in 100, and about 1 in 25 for men).
The Trump administration did not use this study when updating U.S. drinking guidance, instead relying on a separate National Academies report, so the study was published independently.
The alcohol industry and some lawmakers criticized the study’s methods and alleged bias, highlighting that evidence on “moderate” drinking remains contested.