Alcohol-related emergencies treble
The number of alcohol-related visits to one overnight emergency care centre has trebled since the UK's licensing laws were changed.
A study published in Emergency Medicine Journal reveals that, since the laws were changed in November 2005 to allow 24-hour alcohol sales, night-time visits to the emergency department at St Thomas' Hospital have greatly increased.
Researchers analysed emergency care visits to the inner-city teaching hospital during March 2005 - before the law was ...
