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The New York Times: Alcohol Deaths Have Risen Sharply, Particularly Among Women
The study found that rates of death involving alcohol increased 85 percent among women from 1999 to 2017.Credit…Benoit Tessier/Reuters By Matt Richtel The number of women
Teen drinking, drug use tied to other risky behaviors
(Reuters Health) – Teens who binge drink or abuse prescription opioids may be more likely to engage in other risky behaviors, too, two new studies
Fortune: 2020 Could Be the Year the Mocktail Goes Mainstream
Mingle Mocktails is a Philadelphia-based line of zero-proof, ready-to-drink beverages designed to appeal to cocktail drinkers looking for a fancy option without the alcohol.MINGLE New
CBC: Family doctors should begin screening patients for alcohol addiction at age 12, B.C. guideline says
Camille Bains · The Canadian Press Russell Purdy, 33, suffered from addictions for years before going into treatment. The Surrey, B.C., man, who started drinking as a
UVic News: Double jeopardy: cannabis, alcohol and the brain
Medical Sciences December 12, 2019 – Jessica Skelton Cannabis, alcohol and the developing brain A new UVic study is looking at the potential effects of combining