New study shows Wisconsin ranks in top 10 for underage drinking
A new study finds almost 20% of Wisconsinites between ages 12 and 20 drink at least once a month.
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A new study finds almost 20% of Wisconsinites between ages 12 and 20 drink at least once a month.
Wicked hangover ruining your Saturday morning? Forget carb-loading, chugging Pedialyte or attempting to choke down hair of the dog — the ultimate cure could be hiding in the grocery aisle. Kombucha and kimchi are the key to getting rid of the pounding headaches and the stomach-churning the morning after hitting the town.
The association between alcohol consumption and the risk of hospital visits due to alcohol consumption.
“More Americans than at any time in the past two decades now say drinking alcohol [even in moderation] is bad for one’s health,” report the opinion johnnies at Gallup, who have been asking since 2001 whether alcohol is detrimental. More than a third think drink, even in moderation, is unhealthy. That’s a significant increase over 20 years ago. The growing disdain for drink, we are told, is being designated-driven by young adults. A more salubrious alternative, the young prohibitionists tell Gallup, is marijuana.
Some schools across the nation are lifting bans on alcohol sales at college sporting events.