Alcohol abuse increases the risk of certain diseases in addition to accidents and deaths.
It is a disease, not a moral issue.
The World Health Organization acknowledged alcoholism as a serious medical problem in 1951, and the American Medical Association declared alcoholism as a treatable illness in 1956. The World Health Organization acknowledged alcoholism as a serious medical problem in 1951, and the American Medical Association declared alcoholism as a treatable illness in 1956.
There is great disagreement as to the causes if alcoholism but not as to the effects of alcoholism. It can cause numerous health, legal, economic, personal and family problems.
No.
I sense that most people see drinking/alcoholism as a moral issue rather than attendant brain chemistry at work. I think people believe that not drinking is a matter of will, and many people see chemical dependency as a mental health issue in that people drink because of what happened to them growing up. It's important to remember that we're talking about brain chemistry......not willpower..
He does not have a health issue that I'm aware of. :)
.Alcoholism is a disease that is caused by a person drinking too much alcohol and it disrupts his life. It can cause poverty, destroy families, and the physical health of a person.
The Dalai Lama believes that alcoholism has a negative impact on the people of Mongolia, leading to social and health problems.
She has mild dyslexia, if you can call that an "health issue".
A disadvantage of single-issue programs is that they may become stigmatized because of the negative connotations of terms such as addiction and alcoholism.
F. Scott Fitzgerald struggled most of his adult life with alcoholism. This impacted his health, relationships, and career.
A health issue is a public health issuewhen it impacts the health of masses of people, or the livability of a neighborhood, town, or city.