[originaltext] If you feel like you had one too many drinks over the winter

If you feel like you had one too many drinks over the winter holiday season—you probably did. At least, if tough new guidelines on drinking just announced by the UK’s chief medical officers are anything to go by.
    The new guidelines suggest that both men and women should regularly drink no more than 14 units of alcohol per week. That’s the equivalent of six small glasses of wine. Pregnant women should not drink at all.
    Guidelines in the U.S. recommend that women should not exceed one standard drink per day and men should no more than two. That equates to 12 units a week for women and just over 24 for men.
    Most worryingly, perhaps, the new UK advice suggests that there is no safe level of drinking—and any amount of alcohol can increase the risk of cancer, according to new research.
1. What is the amount of alcohol suggested in the new guideline?
2. What worries people most according to the news report?