New York: Doubling NYS alcohol tax could create new fund to help people fighting addiction

New York: Doubling NYS alcohol tax could create new fund to help people fighting addiction Source: https://www.wkbw.com/ By: Rebecca Thornburg March 16, 2019 Paying a little more for a beer or glass of wine could help double the services offered for people suffering with alcohol and drug addiction. But are New Yorkers already taxed enough? Down-state […]

New concern on college campuses: ‘drunkorexia,’ a combination drinking and eating disorder

New concern on college campuses: ‘drunkorexia,’ a combination drinking and eating disorder Live Well Nebraska By Cara Rosenbloom / Special To The Washington Post March 14, 2019 My college experience included this life-skills lesson: Drink alcohol on a full stomach, so you don’t get inebriated too quickly. Of course, most college students shouldn’t be drinking […]

HI:  Liquor Department proposes new rules

HI:  Liquor Department proposes new rules Commission to consider them at future public hearing The Maui News By Colleen Uechi, Asst. City Editor March 14, 2019 WAILUKU — The Liquor Control Department is proposing new rules that include allowing dispensers and restaurants to sell liquor for off-premises consumption. On Wednesday, the Liquor Control Commission voted […]

Russia:  Russia Considers Tightening Alcohol Rules

Russia:  Russia Considers Tightening Alcohol Rules The Moscow Times March 15, 2019 Russia could raise the legal drinking age to 21 from 18 and restrict alcohol sales in residential areas this year, according to the RBC news website. The change would be part of President Vladimir Putin’s ambitious plan to overhaul Russia’s economy by the end of […]

Baby boomers are increasingly more likely to risk drink-driving than millennials

Baby boomers are increasingly more likely to risk drink-driving than millennials Medical Xpress By Tony Rao, The Conversation March 14, 2019 “Baby boomers,” all now over the age of 50, have shown the fastest rise in rates of alcohol and drug misuse over the past 15 years – and this is playing out on Britain’s roads. At first […]

Webinar Announcement: Supporting Recovery and Building Resilience on Campus:  The Role of Collegiate Recovery Programs

Webinar Announcement: Supporting Recovery and Building Resilience on Campus:  The Role of Collegiate Recovery Programs Announcement March 14, 2019 A webinar hosted by The U.S. Department of Education, Office of Safe and Supportive Schools, and the National Center on Safe Supportive Learning Environments in coordination with the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy […]

Florida: Lawmakers Say Florida Alcohol Rules Need An Update

Florida: Lawmakers Say Florida Alcohol Rules Need An Update Source: https://www.wlrn.org/ By REGAN MCCARTHY  March 14, 2019 A number of bills that would make changes to Florida’s alcohol rules are moving through the legislature. But many of them make exceptions to the state’s three tier system that separates manufactures, distributors and vendors. When it comes to […]

Protecting Our Investment in College Students – what steps should we take?

Protecting Our Investment in College Students – what steps should we take? Source: Public Action Management by Pamela S. Erickson March 14, 2019 This month we are releasing a short report on college drinking. It addresses the fact that while we have made remarkable progress on underage drinking, in general; excessive drinking in college remains […]