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    Underage alcohol consumption is extremely dangerous no matter how healthy, secretive, or confident teens think they are. It is commonly known that this is a major problem in modern society and needs a solution. There cannot be new laws because there will be many breaking them, so the only possible solution is stricter parents and lots of restrictions. Young drinkers know it’s dangerous, but how much? Underage drinking can make teens do things they have most likely have never done like binge…

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    Alcohol is known as the most-used substance of abuse for young adults. According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, around 5,000 young adults die from drinking, before turning 21. In most cases, when a teenager drinks before reaching the age limit of 21, parents believe that their child is badly behaved. However, that’s not always the case. Many studies have showed that a large amount of teenagers drink before reaching the age limit because their friends peer pressure…

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    usually incumbent on a loved one to recognize the symptoms of alcohol abuse and find a way to convince the alcoholic to reach out and get help. (-- removed HTML --) The Symptoms of Alcohol Abuse (-- removed HTML --) In the early stages of alcoholism, people may find the symptoms of alcohol abuse to be fleeting. By the time someone's addiction reaches full-flight, the symptoms should become more evident. Here's a list of symptoms of alcohol abuse that are quite common among people with a…

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    in the article: “Alcohol Consumption and Academic Retention in First-Year College Students,” Gary Liguori and Barb Lonbaken say that “Much has been written about the educational difficulties and academic consequences associated with alcohol use, including missing a class and getting behind in school work… performing poorly on a test or project… and experiencing a lower grade point average” (70). Apart from being academic success an important concern when talking about alcohol consumption, there…

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    Alcohol Prevention

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    Introduction Alcohol is a substance that should be consumed in moderation, and should be used responsibly. Similar to any substance, there are consequences that come with the irresponsible and abusive use of it. Not only theThe drinker is not the only one affected by the abuse of alcohol abuse. People around them including family, friends, potential offspring and even Canada’s Health Care Systemhealth care system are affected too. It has been known that exposure to alcohol in the womb leads to…

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    eight chapters are more clear, because provide many reasons of the origins of the addictions. As you said, denial is one of the stages that people in addictions needs to overcome. Marvin is in this stage, in charter fourteen; Marvin is attending to Alcohol Anonymous. Marvin would like to avoid the steps eight and nine of the twelve steps of the recovery, because he does not consider it is necessary. He believes, his addiction behavior does not harm others, only his wife. Denizet-Lewis (2009).…

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    cornerstones of any forms of education. Without them, all efforts are meaningless. Of all materials that can be harmful to students’ bodies, alcohol and drugs are most relevant to their social life. College students are frequently invited to parties and binges that held by fraternities during weekends. Even though students are supposed to refuse high-risk alcohol consumption and drug abuse, to ensure students’ health and…

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    Alcohol Abuse Prevention

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    Prevention of alcohol abuse for the young adult is a very serious topic, especially with the damage alcohol can cause in our families, churches, and communities. Researchers along with the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (HIAAA) have come up with numerous ways to help the young adult who has the desire to stop drinking. They have also studied that alcohol has many pathways to entice young adults, alcohol causes many different behaviors in the young adult when abused, and the…

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    Alcohol advertising has a brutal impact on young Americans and adults and why advertisers should be banned from promoting this everyday killer. Exposure to alcohol advertising is shown on a regular basis not only to adults but to underage children that cannot buy alcohol or even drink alcohol. Many alcohol companies spend millions of dollars to promote alcohol not only though television but also radio and billboard advertisement. The alcohol companies tend to build a great revenue every year and…

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    Patterns and harms of alcohol consumption: A national survey in Singapore Summary Drinking behaviour can significantly vary depending on the geographical area and social contexts. In order to understand the patterns (frequency, quantity, type, context, binge drinking, etc.) social, cultural, ethnic and personal factors affecting drinking behaviour, a national survey is warranted. The survey will also shed light on prime areas such as impacts of drinking (health, social), associated gambling &…

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