Tougher Alcohol Policies Lead to Fewer Cirrhosis Deaths
Tougher Alcohol Policies Lead to Fewer Cirrhosis Deaths Healthline Written by Shawn Radcliffe October 15, 2015 Over the years state legislators in the United States have passed a number of policies aimed at limiting the consumption of alcohol in an effort to reduce health and public safety issues. A new study suggests that […]
Excessive alcohol use continues to be drain on American economy
Excessive alcohol use continues to be drain on American economy CDC October 15, 2015 The COST of Excessive Alcohol UseExcessive alcohol use continues to be a drain on the American economy, according to a study released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Excessive drinking cost the U.S. $249 billion in 2010, […]
Making a difference: Family spreads word about disabilities, fetal alcohol syndrome
Making a difference: Family spreads word about disabilities, fetal alcohol syndrome The Montana Standard By Paula J. McGarvey October 16, 2015 MONTANA – One person can make a difference. That’s the message being spread by Craig Peterson and his adopted sons, Andrew, 22, and Michael, 21, both of whom are affected by Fetal […]