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Clean and Sober, A Second Chance at Life
Seabrook | 6 April

Blog by: Alumni Relations Specialist The old saying “A leopard can’t change its spots,” does not always hold true for

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Children Given Sips of Alcohol by Parents More Likely to Binge Drink
Seabrook | 3 April

Not long ago, we posted a blog posing the question “Can parents teach responsible drinking?” We stated how it was

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Does a DUI Equal an Alcohol Problem?
Seabrook | 2 April

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, an average of 28 people die each day as a result of

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Alcohol Awareness Month 2015
Seabrook | 1 April

This April marks the 29th Alcohol Awareness Month, sponsored by the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD). The

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Celebrities Glamorizing Drugs and Alcohol on Social Media
Seabrook | 31 March

As social media popularity rises, more and more celebrities are signing up for the websites to connect with their fans

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Three Drinks a Day Increases Cancer Risk
Seabrook | 30 March

The World Cancer Research Fund finds that the leading cause of liver cancer is consuming three alcoholic drinks per day.

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Addiction in the Workplace
Seabrook | 26 March

Have you noticed one of your coworkers coming into work high or drunk on a regular basis? Or maybe this

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Should New Cars be Equipped with BAC testers?
Seabrook | 25 March

Over ten thousand people die each year due to alcohol related accidents. Because this  number is so high, researchers are

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Could A Lower Legal Drinking Age Lead to Less Alcoholism?
Seabrook | 23 March

A widespread debate among Americans is the legal drinking age. Across the United States, the age you must be to

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You Don’t Have to Drink to Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.
Seabrook | 17 March

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 46 percent of adult Americans plan to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Although not all

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