DAVID GREENE, HOST: Good morning, I'm David Greene. Please don't take this too seriously. But some British researchers are suggesting that if you need pain relief, a few beers may be more effective than generic Tylenol. The study in "The Journal Of Pain" does point out the long-term consequences of drinking. And I also remember NPR's science correspondent Richard Harris telling me to keep single case studies in perspective.</s>RICHARD HARRIS, BYLINE: If you say, oh, is coffee good for you or bad for you? People will say, oh, well, just wait a week and we'll get the other answer.</s>DAVID GREENE, HOST: (Laughter) It's MORNING EDITION.
Some researchers suggest that if you need pain relief, a few beers may be more effective than generic Tylenol. The study in The Journal of Pain does points out the long-term consequences of drinking.