How COVID-19 Has Impacted Alcohol Abuse
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, the numbers of alcohol abuse have continued to rise, causing concern across America.
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- Alcoholism
- health
- Mental Health
Krystina Murray
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Krystina Murray has received a B.A. in English at Georgia State University, has over 7 years of professional writing and editing experience, and over 15 years of overall writing experience. She enjoys spreading awareness of addiction and recovery to help people transform their lives.
Diversity In Rehab: Making Strides For Inclusion
Rehabs are expanding treatments to increase diversity in patients needing treatment. Discover contributing factors playing a role in the lack thereof.
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- Alcoholism
- Drugs
- health
- Recovery
- Rehab
Are Your Friends Making You Seem More Drunk Than You Appear?
A study observing drunkenness and perception challenged people's beliefs of how drunk they can be. Your friends intoxication level may play a part.
- Categories:
- Alcoholism
- binge drinking
- prevention
Whiskey and the Written Word: The Writer and Excessive Alcohol
Alcohol has been a defining feature of literature for centuries, with many notable writers taking to the bottle for inspiration.
- Categories:
- Alcoholism
- binge drinking
- Lifestyle
Nicotine and Alcohol
Nicotine and alcohol are commonly co-abused. People who smoke are more likely to abuse alcohol; many times, it is by availability of alcohol.
- Categories:
- Alcoholism
- health
10 Celebrity Alcohol Recovery Stories
Here are inspiring stories of 10 individuals who have committed to a life of sobriety and are now celebrating their own celebrity alcohol recovery stories.
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- Alcoholism
- Celebrity
- Lifestyle
- Recovery
Planning Life After Rehab
One of the best ways to ensure a smooth transition from alcoholism to sobriety is by planning life after rehab. This greatly reduces the chances of relapse.
The Connection Between Alcohol and Bullying
Alcohol and bullying are a common and tragic combination that produce equally tragic consequences for both the bully and their victim.
- Categories:
- prevention
Are You Drinking Too Much Wine?
Some studies indicate that drinking a small amount of wine, especially red wine, has health benefits, although they are controversial.