Section last updated: Wednesday, February 03, 2010
Hazardous Drinking
Alcoholic ‘energy’ drinks could raise risks from intoxication
Are brief alcohol interventions likely to be effective in routine primary care practice?
Binge drinking expands waistlines
Binge drinkers let down guard against infection
Binge drinking affects attention and working memory in young university students
Effectiveness of single internet or email self help intervention
Link between binge drinking and cardiovascular disease
Childhood IQ possibly linked to adult alcohol use
Peptide Ghrelin may be involved in both alcohol dependence and overeating
Binge drinkers forget negative events during binge drinking
New Test identifies heavy drinkers
Computerised alcohol screening and brief intervention may reduce hazardous drinking
Does binge drinking affect prognosis after myocardial infarction?
"Alcohol and young people" (Speech given at AIM conference Oct 2004 by Helena Conibear)
Brief Mail Interventions As An Effective Tool Among Young People
Beating the Binge Culture - by Helena Conibear
Drinking to get drunk
Drinking Pattern May Affect Your Mortality
EU Binge Drinking on Increase
Heavy or binge drinking and its effect on the brain
Bar Training helps Sensible Drinking
Binge Drinking in Ireland
Research on under age drinking by the Century Council
Gene May be Linked to Binge-Drinking
Alcohol use and problems at US Colleges banning alcohol: results of a National Survey
A 'Binge' is Not a Binge
by Professor Dwight Heath
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