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Concerns Grow After Physicians See Rise in Alcohol and Drug Use According to an interview published by Central Michigan University’s College of Medicine indicates that there has been a stark increase in substance abuse during the pandemic. As noted by a physician and professor at the college, more people are experiencing mental health struggles […]
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2020 Facts About Labor Day Drinking from the National Safety Council According to the National Safety Council (NSC), traffic-related death totals for Labor Day could be as high as 390 people this year. The Labor Day holiday this year extends from 6:00 pm on Friday, September 4, to 11:59 pm on Monday, September 7.
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Statistics on Mental Health Needs in California According to the California HealthCare Foundation (CHCF), almost one in six adults in the state has a mental health issue and one in twenty suffer from a serious mental illness. As many as one in thirteen children suffer from a mental health disorder that “limits participation in
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Facts and Stats Regarding Mental Health in America According to MentalHealth.gov, mental health problems are very common. Their research concludes that in 2014 as many as “one in five American adults experienced a mental health issue.” Additionally, the same year found that “one in 25 Americans lived with a serious mental illness.” Serious mental health
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Effects of Consuming Alcohol on Children According to the Government of Western Australia, Department of Health, alcohol can greatly affect a child’s normal brain development. Teens and children that consume alcohol can experience: Slurred speech Confusion Poor vision Poor muscle control and judgment Slower reactions Lack of coordination Sleep disruption Additionally, alcohol can affect
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National Data Regarding the Prevalence of Alcohol Consumption According to the most recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), over 25% of adults 18 years and older have had at least “one heavy drinking day” in the past year. Heavy drinking days are defined as five or more drinks for
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How Drinking Can Inhibit Your Sleep and Recovery In a recent article in 220 Triathlon, they discuss the affect that alcohol can have on your sleep and your recovery if you are training or an athlete. According to the article, “Alcohol affects your sleep quality, quantity, and ability to recover in a number of
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How Drinking Can Affect the Health of Your Heart While many people know that alcohol can affect your liver and your blood pressure, many do not realize the toll it can take on your heart. According to Healthline, “alcoholic cardiomyopathy is a form of heart disease caused by alcohol abuse.” Over time excessive alcohol
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How a Change in Lifestyle May Help Your Chances to Conceive According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), 12 to 13 of 100 couples in the United States will have trouble conceiving. Infertility in women and men is fairly common, particularly as women are waiting longer to have children. While
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Pandemic Alcohol Consumption Has Some Officials Concerned The city of New Orleans took a major step to help slow the spread of the coronavirus. According to New Orleans City Business, bars will no longer be able to sell takeout alcohol during the pandemic. City officials believe that allowing patrons to purchase take-out alcohol has created
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