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Thousands of hospital admissions and deaths ’caused by pandemic drinking’

Increased drinking fuelled by the pandemic could lead to thousands of extra hospital admissions, deaths and cases of disease over the next 20 years, experts have warned. A new study commissioned by NHS England from the University of Sheffield found ...

26 Jul 2022 at 01:01

Smartphone apps could help tackle binge drinking, study suggests

Smartphone apps could be used to help tackle binge drinking, a new study has suggested. Researchers found drinkers who used the Smaart app reduced the average number of binge drinking days by around three days every month. They were also able to ...

16 Aug 2023 at 23:30

Price of wine and spirits to rise but pub pints to fall by a penny

The price of wine and spirits is to rise, but pints in pubs will cost a penny less under changes to duty on alcoholic drinks, the Chancellor has announced. Rachel Reeves announced that alcohol duty rates on non-draught products will increase in ...

30 Oct 2024 at 14:20

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How sobriety changes the brain

It’s well-known that excessive drinking can damage your health and organs including the liver, heart and gut. But what about the brain – what harm can alcohol do to it, and can going sober improve cognitive function? As millions of people ...

05 Jan 2025 at 21:33

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How sobriety changes the brain

06 Jan 2025 at 21:51

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