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Research Articles

• Study Identifies Link Between Acute Myeloid Leukemia and Alcohol

  A recent study found that acute myeloid leukemia in children could present even more of a risk if a woman drinks while pregnant. more...

• People Who are Extremely Pro-Alcohol are More Willing to Express Their Opinions than Others

  Ohio State University researchers found that college students who were extremely pro-alcohol were more likely to express their opinions than others. more...

• Light-to-Moderate Alcohol Consumption Not As Beneficial As Reported

  Lifestyle-related characteristics may be the real determinant of the reported beneficial effects of alcohol and functional decline. more...

• Genes and Environment Influence Alcoholism among Mexican Americans

  A new study examined the influence of gene/environment interaction on alcoholism among Mexican Americans. more...

• Consumers Unknowingly Taking in More Alcohol Per Drink

  Report suggests people consume more without realize it because there are stronger drinks on the market with higher alcohol content than in the past. more...

What Type of Alcohol Rehab Do I Need?

When you recognize you have a problem with alcohol, the next step is to start research alcohol treatment options. Many studies have shown that alcohol rehab is one of the best ways to build a solid foundation for recovery. The typical alcohol rehab is for 28 days. Read More...

Alcoholism Signs

1. You forget things you did or said while drinking.
2. You try to control you drinking by setting rules, but break them.
3. Friends or family have commented on your drinking.

Getting Help

The first step toward getting help is admitting you have a problem. If you recognize that alcohol is interfering with your ability to live life to the fullest. Read More...