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YouTube Videos Do Not Show Reality of Drinking Alcohol
Seabrook | 10 March

Videos of alcohol use are all over the internet, especially on the video streaming website YouTube. The main focus of

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Spring Forward
Seabrook | 9 March

This year as we are either over sleeping, running late or are just annoyed that all are clocks are wrong,

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Education on Binge Drinking Not Always Effective
Seabrook | 5 March

New research shows education on binge drinking only temporarily modifies drinking behavior in college students. This comes from a yearlong

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Simplicity is Key!
Seabrook | 3 March

Blog post by: Alumni Relations Specialist Simplicity is important for all addicts. We always need to keep it simple. The

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Hispanics at High Risk for Alcohol-Related Liver Diseases
Seabrook | 27 February

Study shows Hispanics are more at risk for developing an alcohol-related liver disease at an earlier age than Caucasians or

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Let’s Stop the Sales of Powdered Alcohol
Seabrook | 19 February

We’ve seen all sorts of trends the past few months of different ways to get alcohol into the bloodstream. There

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What is Drunkorexia?
Seabrook | 17 February

Drunkorexia is a slang term defined as starving oneself to save calories for binge drinking at a later time. This

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Drugged Driving Becoming More Popular Than Drunk Driving
Seabrook | 11 February

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has released the results of the 2013-2014 National Roadside Survey of Alcohol and Drug

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Could Reducing Alcohol Outlets Lower Domestic Violence Rates?
Seabrook | 3 February

There is a known link between violence, specifically domestic violence, and substance use disorders. According to the National Coalition Against

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High Consumption of Alcohol Increases Stroke Risk
Seabrook | 2 February

New research shows that middle-aged people who drink more than two alcoholic beverages a day have a higher risk of

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