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Alcohol Awareness Month Alcohol Awareness Month, started by the NCADD in 1987, works to reduce the stigma around alcoholism through media, awareness campaigns, events, and programs all over the United States. The goal is to correctly educate the public on the disease of alcoholism and increase...
A Brief History of Alcohol Alcohol has a long and colorful history in our world. From the early Egyptians, to the ancient Greeks, to more modern times, it has played an integral role in many societies. From the beginning of its existence, people have known about...
MADD - Mothers Against Drunk Driving “The mission of Mothers Against Drunk Driving is to end drunk driving, help fight drugged driving, support the victims of these violent crimes and prevent underage drinking.” Mothers Against Drunk Driving, or MADD, first started in 1980 after the tragic death...
A Common Problem or Ghost Story? Everyone recalls the training videos and/or employee handbook they got when starting a new job. There's always a lengthy section about workplace behavior and rules and one of these rules is always the prohibition of consuming alcohol on the premises....
April is Alcohol Awareness Month Alcohol has been a strong presence in civilizations throughout the history of mankind for ritualistic, religious, traditional, and social purposes. The dangers of Alcohol are often distorted within the stigma and its social acceptability. But Alcohol is a dangerous drug that kills...
Alcohol abuse is becoming more common these days as people not only use this intoxicating liquor for letting loose and having fun, but also as a method for escaping the burden of their problems or drowning their sorrows. Alcohol has been an unhealthy coping mechanism...
Steve Sarkisian: The name has taken on a much different meaning in recent days than it did before last week’s game, or last football season. Thanks to 24/7 news cycles, he now represents something larger than a football coach, perhaps a poster adult for alcoholism....
In the United States, close to 88,000 people die annually from some kind of alcohol-related cause. The third preventable cause of death is alcohol, according to The National Institute of Alcohol and Alcoholism. 17.6 million people in America suffer from alcohol dependency or abuse. V.V.N Phan...