A person's friends are the strongest influence on their intentions to drink walk, reveals a new study.
Alcohol Abuse Damage in Neurones at a Molecular Scale Identified
The structural damage caused at a molecular level to the brain by the chronic excessive abuse of alcohol has been identified by researchers for the first time.
The structural damage caused at a molecular level to the brain by the chronic excessive abuse of alcohol has been identified by researchers for the first time.
The researchers found that more than 50 per cent of participants of the survey admitted to walking while being intoxicated in the previous six months together with evidence that some young people intended to drink walk in the future.
Lewis said that the risks associated with drink walking were seen to be less dangerous than drink driving, however, research shows that in Australia on average 100 alcohol-affected pedestrians are killed each year, which equates to more than 5 per cent of all road crash fatalities.
Decreased 'Work Trajectory' With Alcohol Use Disorders
The relationship between occupation and AUDs in workers followed up from early adulthood to middle age was studied by researchers at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
The relationship between occupation and AUDs in workers followed up from early adulthood to middle age was studied by researchers at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
The study was published in Transportation Research.
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New Study Finds Alcohol Use Increases Over Generation
A study of mothers and daughters has revealed that drinking alcohol has increased over a generation
A study of mothers and daughters has revealed that drinking alcohol has increased over a generation
Alcohol Industry Influence on UK Policy Brought to Light Via New Study
A new study says that five charities in the UK are both active in alcohol policy processes and are funded by the alcohol industry.
A new study says that five charities in the UK are both active in alcohol policy processes and are funded by the alcohol industry.
