Question ID:PT23 S2 Q16 Passage:Some health officials are concerned about the current sustained increase in reported deaths from alcohol-related conditions, attributing this increase to a rise in alcoholism.  What these health officials are overlooking, however, is that attitudes toward alcoholism have changed radically.  Alcoholism is now widely viewed as a disease, whereas in the past it was considered a moral failing.  It is therefore likely that more deaths are being reported as alcohol-related because physicians are more likely to identify these deaths as alcohol-related. Stem:Which one of the following, if true, provides the most support for the argument? Correct Answer Choice:CChoice A:The frequent use of alcohol by young people is being reported as occurring at increasingly early ages. Choice B:In some places and times, susceptibility to any kind of disease has been viewed as a moral failing. Choice C:More physicians now than in the past are trained to recognize the physical effects of alcoholism. Choice D:Even though alcoholism is considered to be a disease, most doctors recommend psychological counseling and support groups as the best treatment. Choice E:Many health officials are not physicians.