A proposed ballot initiative in Montana could direct $5 million in alcohol tax revenue to fund badly needed alcohol awareness and treatment programs.
A University of Florida study has found that mixing energy drinks and alcohol is an especially dangerous combination that makes people more likely to get drunk faster, stay drunk longer, and drive drunk.
In the February issue of the Fresh Story, we reported on the efforts underway in England to address the rising toll of the country's alcohol problems. New statistics just released by Britain's Office of National Statistics (ONS) demonstrate just how costly the problems have become.
02/28/10
Alcohol Abuse Soars in U.S. Army
The U.S. Army is not only fighting wars in Afghanistan and Iraq – it's also in a fight to control soaring alcohol abuse among soldiers.
The state of Wisconsin has one of the highest drinking rates in the United States – a fact that two Wisconsin counties have taken to heart and are working hard to change.
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