There's a possibility that someone who is unable to complete Dry January has an alcohol problem. But not for the reason you ...

This section of our curriculum guide refers to statement 15.3, Drug and Alcohol Problems, produced by the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP). The use of illicit drugs, such as heroin or ...

Read on for tips to cut down on booze and where to seek help for your drinking LEADING public health experts have raised the alarm after “catastrophic” rise in deaths caused by drinking – and are now ...

Ever found yourself drinking alone or missing work due to alcohol? These could be indicators of an alcohol problem. First-timers at Alcoholics Anonymous are typically given the 'Who Me?' booklet, ...

It is almost inevitable that at one time or another a senior HR professional will be confronted by the dilemma of what to do about someone in the workplace who has an alcohol dependency problem. It ...

Four simple questions could reveal if you have a drinking problem, as a study warns death rates from alcohol have soared post-pandemic. Scientists found death rates linked to booze in England ...

People see alcohol abuse as a more serious problem than drug misuse, according to a report published by the charity Alcohol Concern. The report says just over 58% feel alcohol misuse is the more ...

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A drinking problem does not always look like vodka for breakfast, total blackouts and an inability to hold down a job. Lots of people might be struggling with alcohol in less obvious ways – and ...

Sobriety tags worn by thousands released from prison or serving community sentences will monitor wearers’ sweat ...

One of the safest predictions you could have made about the way we’d try to cope with Covid-19 is that we’d drink more alcohol. This drug is so embedded in our society and psyche that we don’t think ...