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Links to guidelines on safe levels of alcohol drinking, and the positive and negative health effects.
For specific information such as government strategies for dealing with alcohol-related social and health issues follow the links to the related HealthInsite topic pages below.
More information about guidelines for safe drinking can be found at: Australian alcohol guidelines - alcohol and your health [Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing]
Updated September 2008
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Alcoholism
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Virtual Medical Centre.com
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This article focuses on screening, diagnosis, and alcohol rehab treatment and discusses new research findings on the natural history and heritability of alcoholism.
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It's party time!
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Child and Youth Health - CYH (South Australia)
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Aug 2008
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Osteoporosis - prevention and treatment
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Better Health Channel
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Osteoporosis occurs when bones become less dense, lose strength and break more easily due to calcium loss. It can affect both men and women. Diet, exercise and limiting alcohol and caffeine can help to prevent osteoporosis. If you have osteoporosis, medical treatment and lifestyle changes can prevent further bone loss and reduce your risk of fractures.
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Jun 2008
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Drinking alcohol
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The Jean Hailes Foundation for Women's Health
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The Australian National Health and Medical Research Council defines low risk drinking as no more than two standard drinks per day and at least two alcohol free days per week.
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Jun 2008
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Coping with alcohol in the home
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Child and Youth Health - CYH (South Australia)
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In many homes alcohol is a part of the lives of families. Dad or mum may have a beer or wine or other drink when they get home from work. Adults may have a glass of wine with a special meal or when friends come round.
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Jun 2008
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Alcohol - the facts
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Child and Youth Health - CYH (South Australia)
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There are different kinds of alcohol. The one that people drink is called ethyl alcohol. It is made by fermenting different ingredients.
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May 2008
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Diabetes Australia - NSW
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Following a healthy diet is one of the cornerstones of diabetes management, along with regular physical activity and, where appropriate, medication.
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Alcohol and diabetes
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Diabetes Australia - NSW
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Drinking alcohol
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The Jean Hailes Foundation for Women's Health
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Jan 2008
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Osteoporosis prevention
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myDr
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There are several steps you can take to help prevent osteoporosis.
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Diabetes Australia - Victoria
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Jul 2007
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Jul 2007
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Giving up smoking
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The Jean Hailes Foundation for Women's Health
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The Australian National Health and Medical Research Council defines low risk drinking as no more than two standard drinks per day and at least two alcohol free days per week. People can usually list many good reasons for not smoking or giving up smoking. Often they are the very people who cannot seem to stop, even when they know there is no safe level of smoking.
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Jun 2007
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Brain health in old age
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myDr
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Apr 2007
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Liver and alcohol breakdown
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myDr
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Your liver is the main place in your body where alcohol is broken down. See what happens to the alcohol you drink.
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Mar 2007
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Psychotropic analgesic nitrous oxide for alcoholic withdrawal states
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Alcoholism is a global problem with approximately 5-10% of the world's population demonstrating alcohol-related diseases. One of the most severe consequences of alcohol dependence is the withdrawal syndrome. This review assessed the effects of psychotro...
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myDr
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Read about how alcohol is absorbed into the body and some of its immediate effects.
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Sep 2006
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Alcohol: withdrawal and treatment
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myDr
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Sep 2006
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Alcohol and women
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