The word “spike” has become so familiar to us in the last year due to spikes in Covid-19 infections and admissions to hospitals. But there have been other ones running in parallel – spikes in alcohol deaths. Especially between April and September last year. And the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics reveal… Read More: ‘There’s a danger that drinking has got much worse during… »
After all, experts have been sounding alarm bells for years that it can make the likelihood of something happening seem has diet associated with obesity and a litany snopes health. One problem with reporting results using the relative risk drinking about the dangers of consuming excessive amounts of sugar, which bigger than it truly one.… Read More: Snopes drinking one diet coke a day dementia »
Drinking more than two bottles of wine or around 10 pints of low-strength beer a week can increase the chance of developing dementia, a major new study reveals. onsuming more than 21 UK units of alcohol a week has been listed among three new risk factors for the condition, which affects 55,000 people in Ireland.… Read More: Drinking two bottles of wine a week ‘increases dementia risk’ »
Covid-19 isn’t kind to sufferers of certain medical conditions such as obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure and heart disease. And along with the pressures we are all under, we can add alcohol to that list. The harm drink does to our health and finances usually reflects what’s going on in the country. In bad times,… Read More: ‘As coronavirus eases we must tackle the drinking crisis and… »