Alcohol Abuse
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People who drink a glass of wine or a beer a day, a few times a week, binge drink more often than occasional drinkers.
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Young people who have a low response to alcohol (who need more to get drunk) are at a much greater risk for the lifetime development of alcohol use disorders.
(0)Young people who have a low response to alcohol (who need more to get drunk) are at a much greater risk for the lifetime development of alcove use disorders.
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French researchers staked out local bars to see what effect turning up the volume might have on drinking behavior.
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A free chart put out by the Consumer Federation of America tells you how many carbohydrates, and calories, and how much alcohol, is in that drink.
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State Agents closed yet another illegal still last week - but the 2 suspected of operating the illicit distillery face only small fines for what officials call a dangerous practice.
(1)Ordering Wine at a Restaurant? Be Careful, Scientists Say There's More Alcohol in It Than You Think!
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California researchers visited 80 bars and restaurants to see just how much alcohol was in a served drink - and they found that with wine especially, people were getting served a lot more than a standard serving of alcohol in each glass.
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Oneida County Sheriff's Deputies arrest a man for extreme drunk driving twice in a single night!
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In a newly released report, the Canadian Centre for Mental Health and Addiction recommends 6 policy changes that they say could save 800 lives, and almost a billion dollars, each year.
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The mom, who was noticeably drunk during labor, faces up to 5 years in prison.
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Faced with problem levels of public intoxication, Fairbanks Mayor Terry Strel is banning the sale of Malt Liquor in problem areas.
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U Mass Professor Michael Carolan leads students in an exploration of the influence alcohol has had on a century of America's greatest authors.
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Yale University researchers say that stressful situations prompt greater cravings to drink for men, than for women.
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Jim Bishop, of the Australian Cancer institute, claims that 35% of cancer cases could be eliminated by a change in public drinking behaviors.
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Hundreds of millions of East Asians lack enzymes necessary for the breakdown of alcohol in the liver - a pill is on the way that may help.
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