
While alcohol poisoning can resemble less severe instances of intoxication, it is actually a serious and potentially life threatening condition. Alcohol poisoning occurs when large quantities of alcohol are consumed in relatively short periods of time. There are numerous factors that influence the effects of alcohol consumption, but in general, when a person consumes more[.....]
Teens who binge drink may have even more problems than missing school, social isolation and serious health issues. Research summarized in recent news says binge-drinking adolescents are also more likely to feel the effects into adulthood, with consequences including anxiety and behavior or mood problems.
Australia appears to have a problem. It is one that is considered a national shame and one that needs immediate attention. According to a recent Herald Sun report, the country is home to children as young as 10-years-old in rehab facilities for alcohol abuse. The nation also claims that one in five teens will regularly[.....]
The Christmas holidays are a prime time for celebrating, but also a prime time for mistakes to be made. Binge drinking is often one of those mistakes that can lead to bigger problems.
Binge drinking has become too attractive to teens seeking to achieve a certain high within a short amount of time. Not only are these individuals putting their health at risk, they could also be causing damage to their still-developing brains.
England has a drinking problem and its citizens are footing the bill. A recent Press TV report shows that an annual bill of nearly $30.5 million is attributed to ambulance services that respond to reports of medical emergencies due to underage drinking.
The line between intoxication and sobriety can be a blurry one, literally. Though everyone is familiar with the dangers of driving drunk, debate continues as to what level of drinking constitutes intoxication – and if there are certain other levels of drinking that should also be monitored. Thousands of injuries and hospitalizations result from intoxication[.....]
Teens hoping to indulge in the promised benefits of alcohol are more apt to continue to do so freely if they stay out of the public eye. In Ireland, they appear to prefer to not only drink in public, but also demonstrate they have consumed too much.
What do obesity and binge drinking have in common? According to a recent Inform piece, the common factor is Fargo-Moorhead in North Dakota. Dr. Richard Rathge is director of the North Dakota State Data Center and he claims both have exploded in the area.
There are a number of things that can impact an individuals likelihood to have a drink, including profession, class and marital status. Such findings are from a Telegraph report examining figures from the NHS Information Centre in the UK.