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North-west faces greatest alcohol problems

A new report has shown that the north-west of England is most susceptible to be in need of alcohol treatment due to poverty and deprivation levels. The Association of Public Health Observatories has ...

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Boom in Mongolian alcohol recovery groups

The number of alcohol recovery groups in Mongolia is growing, thanks to the efforts of the International Substance Abuse and Alcohol Coalition (Isaac).

A large number of people suffer from alcohol addiction in Mongolia, with UN estimates suggesting that around 13 per cent of the population are alcoholics.

The Christian network has been helping people through support and recovery groups and Treflyn Lloyd-Roberts told Christian Today: "I was amazed to see the difference in ...

Gender and friends may influence alcohol use

Young people are more likely to drink alcohol, smoke tobacco or use drugs if their friends engage in these behaviours, researchers have claimed.

US scientists looked at data from around 4,700 people to determine whether there were links between gender, friendships and alcohol use.

They found that girls may be more susceptible to their friends' drinking behaviours and that having opposite-sex friends who drink also led to an increase in drinking, both for males and females.

Kenneth Sher, curator's professor in University of Missouri's department of psychological sciences, said: "Those who design and implement prevention approaches should take gender into account as a potentially critical moderator of prevention outcomes.

"We need to better understand the 'why' of sex differences in risk in order to shed important light on the nature of risk processes."

Publishing their findings in the journal Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research, the authors suggest that parents should make themselves aware of their children's friends, particularly if the child is female or has friends of the opposite sex.

Article published on 26/11/2007

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