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Study Finds Blackouts Attributed To More Than Alcohol Quantity

By Jessica Sherer | May 22, 2024

Study find that speed and level of intoxication may attribute more to alcohol-induced blackouts than once thought.

Alcohol Marketing And The Communities It Affects

By Hannah Zwemer | December 17, 2021

Alcohol marketing affects certain demographics more than others. Advertisements target groups like youth, women, and people of color.

Abstinence Or Moderation: Is There A Correct Choice?

By Carmen McCrackin | December 16, 2021

Moderation and abstinence are two approaches that can be used for changing the role of alcohol in one's life. Listed below are factors that can determine which method may work for you and when to consider further treatment.

Athletes Who Have Overcome Alcohol Addiction

By Emily Murray | October 13, 2021

The pressures that athletes experience can cause an addiction to alcohol. Here is a list of athletes who have overcome addictions.

What Is A Healthy Relationship With Alcohol?

By Suzette Gomez | September 2, 2021

A healthy relationship with alcohol understands the role drinking plays in one's life, focuses on moderation, and practices mindfulness.

Can An Alcohol Addiction Increase Your Cancer Risk?

By Megan Prevost | August 23, 2021

Consuming alcohol can increase one's cancer risk. Alcoholism has been linked to the risk of seven different types of cancer.

Are Your Friends Making You Seem More Drunk Than You Appear?

By Krystina Murray | April 30, 2020

A study observing drunkenness and perception challenged people's beliefs of how drunk they can be. Your friends intoxication level may play a part.

The Three Stages Of Relapse

By Theresa Parisi | October 24, 2019

Relapse is a slow process that occurs in 3 stages: emotional, mental, and physical. Knowing these three stages can help prevent relapse before it occurs.

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Study: Most College Alcohol Policies Aren’t Preventing Heavy Drinking

By Destiny Bezrutczyk | May 29, 2019

A Johns Hopkins study of college alcohol policies found that that less than half of schools’ guidelines ranked as “most effective” in preventing drinking.

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