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A Look at Attitudes and Perceptions About Drunk Driving in the U.S. In 2019 and 2020, The Zebra conducted similar surveys to study “American attitudes and behaviors toward drunk driving.” Their findings over the past two years have been substantially the same, with one key difference. In the 2020 survey, respondents now believe that […]
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The TABC is Going Undercover to Keep Spring Breakers Safe As reported by KSAT, the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) is sending agents to “liquor stores, bars, and other locations where alcohol is sold” across the state to help curb underage drinking during Spring Break. The organization is conducting a “statewide operation” to help
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Statistics on Binge Drinking and Heavy Drinking The University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) recently published a detailed infographic regarding the harms of excessive drinking in the country. According to their research using the CDC’s (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) Alcohol Program, “Excessive drinking is one of the biggest, most detrimental issues to public
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Why Certain Professions Have Higher Rates of Substance Use Disorders It is no secret that lawyers have a higher rate of substance use disorders than other professions, but the question remains why? Why are certain industries more susceptible to alcoholism and drug problems compared to others? Why are lawyers more prone to mental health
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Authorities Warn Against Mixing Alcohol and Freezing Temperature A 21-year-old Iowa State University student was found unresponsive in freezing temperatures last month according to the Ames Tribune. Reporting indicates that the college student “died of hypothermia and acute alcohol intoxication.” The young woman was found the morning of January 22 in the Delta Delta
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A Review of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention VitalSigns According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), drinking and driving was and continues to be a serious problem for our country. As noted in their vital signs findings, one in three fatal traffic accidents involves an alcohol-impaired driver. Drinking and
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Studies Show Anxiety and Depression Have Drastically Increased Amid COVID-19 A recent study discussed in the Denver Post shows that the rate of people experiencing anxiety and depression has substantially increased during the pandemic. According to the article, Mental Health America reports a “93% increase in people participating in anxiety screenings.” Additionally, the nonprofit
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KU Medical Study Indicates That Heavy Drinking During College Years May Lead to Obesity Later According to a study conducted at the University of Kansas Medical Center, heavy drinking during college can lead to obesity down the road. Binge drinking or “heavy episodic drinking” during early adulthood is linked to an increased risk for
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Pandemic Got You Down? Try These Mood-Boosters to Beat the COVID-19 Blues Almost one year into the pandemic and many of us are still in some form of isolation. Whether it is self-imposed quarantine to keep friends and family safe or a mandatory stay-at-home order issued by the governor, most people are feeling a
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A Look at the Frequency of Comorbid Psychiatric Disorders Studies show that individuals suffering from alcohol-related psychiatric disorders such as alcohol addiction or alcohol use disorder often have a comorbid mood or anxiety disorder. A publication written by Rober M. Anthenelli for the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism discusses Comorbid Mental Health
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