New York Times op-ed raises concerns of binge drinking among women, minorities and older Americans

12/31/2017

Gabrielle Glasser, a bestselling author and columnist for the New York Times points to research that shows some concerning trends of binge drinking among women, minorities and older Americans. Additionally, Glasser points to a 50% increase in alcohol related emergency room visits since 2000 and an increase in cirrhosis of the liver rates after many decades of decreasing rates.

Link: www.nytimes.com/2017/12/29/opinion/sunday/alcohol-binge-drinking.html

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2/12/2019 04:17:48 pm

When a reliable person has talked, we should believed in them. Most probably, they are telling the truth, Well, I am not supposed with the recent study that was conducted. More women and teenagers have learned to drink at the very young age, that's why it has become part of their lives yet they cannot ben responsible enough for it. A lot of accidents were alcohol-related, and the case is getting higher from time to time. I am hoping that we will learn from this.

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