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Alcoholic Beverages - Detriments

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Subtopics:      Detriments > Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome          Detriments > Liver Disease
 
Related Topics:      Alcoholism          Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
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      new window Alcohol Poisoning Description: Basic mechanisms, critical signs, myths, and actions to take. Information provided by the U.S. National Traffic Safety Administration. (nhtsa.dot.gov)
new window Effects of Alcohol Intoxication Description: Includes general information and dose-specific effects. Adapted from Drug Use in American Society, 3rd ed., by William J. Bailey. Provided by the Indiana Prevention Resource Center. (drugs.indiana.edu)
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new window Science Blog: Drinking Without Food may set you up for High Blood Pressure Description: An epidemiological study conducted by the University at Buffalo suggests that moderate to high consumption of all kinds of alcoholic beverages without accompanying food consumption is a significant risk factor in developing hypertension. (scienceblog.com)
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