Over 90,000 people will die over the next 10 years from drink unless cheap alcohol is banned, claims a report prepared by the charity Alcohol Concern.
According to Sky News, Alcohol Concern has issued this sobering warning after its latest research found drink-related deaths have trebled in Britain over the last 25 years from 3,054 in 1984 to 8,999 in 2008.
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In a new study, researchers have provided a new understanding of why epileptic seizures occur with alcohol withdrawal.
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Doing so would substantially reduce hospital admissions, crime and absence from work, the report claims.
Research by the University of the West of England used by Alcohol Concern found there would be 90,800 deaths linked to drink by 2019 if current consumption continues.
Iraq Holy Shiite City Bans Alcohol
Councillors in Iraq's most revered holy Shiite city of Najaf on Saturday banned the sale and consumption of alcohol throughout the province, saying its use was incompatible with Islam.
Councillors in Iraq's most revered holy Shiite city of Najaf on Saturday banned the sale and consumption of alcohol throughout the province, saying its use was incompatible with Islam.
The findings coincide with a new drive to reduce binge drinking in Greater Manchester, where the problem is particularly acute.
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Alcohol Can Stifle Appetite, Say Australian Researchers
Alcohol can stifle appetite, say Australian researchers.
Alcohol can stifle appetite, say Australian researchers.
Police there have just begun a clampdown on licensees and bar staff who illegally serve people who are already drunk.
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