Combining personal awareness with movements like Dry January can help create lasting change and reduce the harm associated with alcohol abuse. Blackouts highlight the profound effects of excessive ...

Excessive alcohol consumption is a significant public health concern, responsible for approximately 6% of all deaths and ...

Alcohol doesn’t just impact the liver, it wreaks havoc on the entire digestive system. From inflamed gums and acid reflux to ...

The increased sensitivity to alcohol puts older people at higher risk for more significant impairment — and consequences ... National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.

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Seminar warns students about dangers of alcohol, drug abuse; emphasizes need for awareness and prevention programs.

The negative effects of alcohol abuse are well known. According to the National Institutes of Health, alcohol is the most common drug used among adults in the United States, despite ...

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Depression also raises your odds of alcohol abuse, so drinking can be especially ... enough to know how it affects you and which side effects you have with it. Try to drink slowly, and have ...

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Benni McCarthy shares why he doesn’t drink alcohol, revealing his personal journey of breaking cycles, protecting his family, ...