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15/02/2011
Misunderstanding could be putting women at risk in Newcastle
Drinking levels viewed as perfectly acceptable by a third of North Easterners could be doubling the risk of cancer for our region’s females.
15/02/2011
Misunderstanding could be putting women at risk in North Tyneside...
Drinking levels viewed as perfectly acceptable by a third of North Easterners could be doubling the risk of cancer for our region’s females.
15/02/2011
Misunderstanding could be putting women at risk in Northumberland...
Drinking levels viewed as perfectly acceptable by a third of North Easterners could be doubling the risk of cancer for our region’s females.
15/02/2011
Misunderstanding could be putting women at risk in South Tyneside...
Drinking levels viewed as perfectly acceptable by a third of North Easterners could be doubling the risk of cancer for our region’s females.
15/02/2011
Misunderstanding could be putting women at risk in Sunderland...
Drinking levels viewed as perfectly acceptable by a third of North Easterners could be doubling the risk of cancer for our region’s females.
10/02/2011
Misunderstanding could be putting region’s women at risk
Drinking levels viewed as perfectly acceptable by a third of North Easterners could be doubling the risk of cancer for our region’s females.
27/01/2011
Alcohol related deaths and the General Lifestyle Survey
Colin Shevills, Director of Balance, said: “Today’s statistics leave little doubt that in the North East we continue to have a significant problem with alcohol.
26/01/2011
North Easterners double risk of liver cirrhosis
More than a third of North Easterners are doubling their risk of liver cirrhosis by drinking too much, too often.
18/01/2011
Banning the sale of alcohol below the rate of duty and VAT
Colin Shevills, Director of Balance, said: “Today’s Government announcement on the price of alcohol is a missed opportunity.
17/01/2011
Drinking causes damage you can’t see in Durham
Almost half of all North Easterners are putting themselves at greater risk of cancers, heart attack and stroke because they are drinking too much alcohol, too often.