Alcohol abuse cause of big rise in liver disease
Date published: 18 September 2012 Alcohol abuse and obesity are to blame for a big rise in cases of liver disease in the North West, according to a report.
Mental effects of alcohol is long-term damage
THE majority of people know about the physical ill effects of drinking to excess, but the long-term mental and behavioural consequences can be just as damaging.
What men in Ireland need to do about their health
From the Irish Independent, see number 5 for alcohol-related advice The National Men's Health Policy 2008-2013 shows that men have a lower life expectancy than women and are more likely…
Alcohol second only to fat for number of calories it contains
PEOPLE in Notts are not aware how many calories they are consuming when they drink, a leading health expert has warned. Mark Holmes, a clinical nurse specialist in substance misuse at Notts Healthcare NHS Trust, said that many people in the cou
Support for alcohol price rise at Northumberland public debate
STRONG support for a minimum unit price for alcohol in England was voiced at a public debate in Northumberland last night. A panel of experts said the move would save lives, cut hospital admissions, reduce violent crime and anti-social beh
GAA star Donaghy reveals drink ruined father’s life
From the Irish Independent ALL-IRELAND-winning Kerry footballer Kieran Donaghy has spoken for the first time about his difficult relationship with his father. In a candid and emotional interview with the…
Scottish Government’s minimum price for alcohol plan faces objection
From The Scotsman By ANGUS HOWARTH Published on Saturday 15 September 2012 00:31 THE plan to set a minimum price for alcohol is being delayed by an objection from Bulgaria,…
Ambulance service for drinkers rejected by publicans
From the Irish Independent By Caroline Crawford Friday September 14 2012 PLANS for an ambulance to service late night drinkers are in doubt after local vintners decided to boycott it.…
Alcohol puts kids at risk: Salvos
More than four million Australians know families where they believe children are not being properly cared for because of alcohol abuse, research reveals.
Doctors call for alcohol tax, early closing to curb booze violence
DOCTORS fed up with booze-fuelled violence are pleading for Australia's
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