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Can Aerobic Exercise Reduce Liver Inflammation?
Seabrook | 24 February

According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, 8 percent of women and 17 percent of men will

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Binge Drinking and High Blood Pressure
Seabrook | 23 February

According to a study published in the Journal of Adolescent Health, young adults who binge drink are more likely to

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Children of Alcoholics Awareness Week
Seabrook | 16 February

The effects alcohol has on millions of people worldwide are astounding. For some, alcohol hides their fears and worries but

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Energy Drinks and Heart Health
Seabrook | 10 February

Consuming energy drinks, especially in large amounts, can lead to adverse heart reactions. A study published in the International Journal

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Study Finds Gambling Rates High In Middle School Students
Seabrook | 9 February

A study published in Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics links gambling and substance use disorders among middle school students.

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NTSB Proposes Lower Legal Limit on Blood Alcohol Content
Seabrook | 5 February

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) wants to lower the legal blood alcohol limit in 2016. They propose that the

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We Must Walk Before We Run
Seabrook | 25 January

Common things I hear from addicts in the 12 step meetings are “When will I get my family’s trust back?” and “When can I

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New Saliva Test In Development
Seabrook | 22 January

The number of visits to the emergency room related to alcohol continues to rise. Research shows that these visits may

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Teens Influenced By Substance Use in Music Videos
Seabrook | 21 January

In today’s world, teenagers rarely listen to the radio to hear the latest hits. Instead, they are on the website

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Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Co-Occurring Disorders
Seabrook | 20 January

There is conflicting information provided by medical professionals on if it is safe to drink any amount of alcohol during

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