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Alcohol is one of the most widely consumed psychoactive substances in the United States. But have you ever thought of how many people are alcoholics and how many individuals and families are seriously affected by alcoholism? The numbers might stun you.
Every year, three million deaths are caused by the harmful consumption of alcohol around the world. This accounts for 5.3 percent of all fatalities. Alcohol is responsible for 5.1 percent of the worldwide leading causes of injuries, diseases, and disability, as assessed by disability-adjusted life years (DALYs).
Alcohol is a psychotropic substance with dependence-producing effects that has been broadly utilized for ages in a variety of cultures. The statistics of alcohol abuse in the US have taken sudden turns for adversity in the recent past. Alcohol abuse creates a high disease burden and has significant economic and social effects. Alcohol abuse can also cause harm to others, including family members, acquaintances, coworkers, and even strangers.
Alcohol abuse is a causative factor in more than two hundred diseases and injuries. Alcoholism is connected with an increased risk of behavioral and mental disorders, including alcoholism, and non-communicable diseases like liver cirrhosis, cardiovascular disease, and certain malignancies.
Individuals and society suffer significant economic and social losses as a result of the excessive consumption of alcohol, in addition to its negative effects on health.
Death and disability are caused by alcohol drinking quite early in life. Alcohol is responsible for roughly 13.5 percent of all deaths among adults aged 20–39.
There is a causal connection between alcohol abuse in the US and a variety of behavioral and mental disorders, non-communicable diseases, and injuries.
The current alcohol consumption trends, data, and studies given below can guide your own decisions related to alcohol consumption.
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