Alcohol is in the news constantly, but there's still not enough understanding about its effects and dangers. We publish information about the short and long-term effects of alcohol on your body, and also how it affects society and the wider effects on Britain.
If you're worried you might have an alcohol dependency problem, or you're concerned about someone else, this site can help. We've compiled practical advice to support you in dealing with alcohol difficulties.
We also recognise that moderate drinking by responsible adults has a place in social life. We look at both the benefits and risks of alcohol so you can make informed decisions about your own drinking.
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Alcohol is in the news constantly, but there's still not enough understanding about its effects and dangers. We publish information about the short and long-term effects of alcohol on your body, and also how it affects society and the wider effects on Britain.
If you're worried you might have an alcohol dependency problem, or you're concerned about someone else, this site can help. We've compiled practical advice to support you in dealing with alcohol difficulties.
We also recognise that moderate drinking by responsible adults has a place in social life. We look at both the benefits and risks of alcohol so you can make informed decisions about your own drinking.
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