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Acute Alcohol Withdrawal: Symptoms and Treatment.
Acute Alcohol Withdrawal (A.A.W.) is a physical, physiological and psychological response in someone, dependent upon alcohol, who stops drinking...
Alcohol and Cancer Risks
Alcohol and Cancer Risks
Research conducted in the past fifteen years has revealed that there is a link between alcohol consumption and seven different forms of cancer. These cancers cause...
Alcohol and Diabetes: How Strong is the Link?
Alcohol and Diabetes: How Strong is the Link?
Much research is currently being done on the relationship between excess alcohol consumption and a constellation of conditions that can trigger...
Alcohol and Fertility
Alcohol and Fertility
It won’t surprise most people to discover that chronic drinking is not just bad for pregnant women, it’s bad for those who are trying to get pregnant. And it’s not...
Alcohol Poisoning
Alcohol Poisoning
It’s not widely recognised that alcohol poisoning is a cause of serious illness and even death, every year in the UK. Even ‘hardened’ drinkers can be poisoned by...
New Year's Resolutions for a Better Relationship to Alcohol
New Year's Resolutions for a Better Relationship to Alcohol
One in four New Year’s Resolutions relates to either giving up alcohol altogether or cutting down on intake, but there are other ways to have a...
Questionnaire: Are You a Stress-Related Drinker?
Questionnaire: Are You a Stress-Related Drinker?
Stressed drinkers consume alcohol because they believe it will help them calm down and give them tools to regain control of their lives....
Spotting Hidden Alcohol Issues
Spotting Hidden Alcohol Issues
We all know the classic depiction of the drunk: a man slurring his words and trying to pick a fight before starting a sing-song and telling random strangers that...
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