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Alcohol Advertisements During Super Bowl
Seabrook | 30 January

If you’re not a football fan, watching the Super Bowl actually means watching the commercials. On average, there is about

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Dry Bars: A New and Welcomed Trend
Seabrook | 29 January

Dry bars are an evolving trend that is sure to be loved by the recovery community. A dry bar is

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Does Alcohol Interfere With Your Medications?
Seabrook | 23 January

Scientists from the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism recently completed a very important study on the interactions of

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Children: Get Some Sleep to Avoid Alcoholism
Seabrook | 22 January

Researchers have discovered that children and teens who have a hard time falling asleep or staying asleep may be more

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Long Work Weeks and Alcoholism
Seabrook | 15 January

Can working long hours turn you into an alcoholic? The answer is not so simple. Those who work more than

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Exercise Could Reduce the Risk of Alcoholism
Seabrook | 14 January

According to a new study from Denmark, exercising regularly throughout life reduces your risk of abusing alcohol or developing any

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CDC Report: Six Americans Die Each Day from Drinking
Seabrook | 7 January

New reports by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) published on Tuesday stated that six Americans die every

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Celebs We Lost Due to Drugs or Alcohol in 2014
Seabrook | 30 December

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 41,000 people die of an overdose each year. These people

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Secondhand Drinking
Seabrook | 29 December

It is a common fact that secondhand smoking causes health problems for thousands of people. A person’s use of cigarettes

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Alcohol Abuse in College
Seabrook | 15 December

According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, four out of five college students drink alcohol. Half of

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