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Should you be driving?
Aussie drink-driving laws have similar penalties, but our BAC level is still at .05. This will be moved to .02 in the coming years.
Be safe for you, your family and the person you may injure because, you thought you were ‘ok to drive!’
SHOULD YOU BE DRIVING? DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE….EVER!
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Alcohol-Related Liver Disease Is Climbing Fast. Treatment Alone Won’t Fix It
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Alcohol-related liver disease is climbing fast. In the United States, the death rate nearly doubled between 1999 and 2022, rising from 6.7 to 12.5 per 100,000 people. Researchers linked more than 436,000 deaths to this...
The Alcohol Health Myths That Fall Apart Under Scrutiny
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A list of surprising alcohol health myths recently made the rounds again. It promised a stronger heart, fewer kidney stones, even a better sex life. However, most of these claims trace back to research that...
Is Alcohol Making Your Perimenopause Symptoms Worse? What Every Woman Should Know
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For many women navigating perimenopause, a glass of wine at the end of a long day can feel like a well-earned ritual. It takes the edge off the stress, softens the anxiety, and sometimes feels...
What the FDA Knows About CBD and Cancer: Regulatory Evidence, Expert Commentary, and Public Health Failure
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 Background. Cannabidiol (CBD) now dominates consumer health markets worldwide. Manufacturers market it predominantly on the basis of perceived safety. However, CBD carcinogenicity FDA evidence, generated during the pharmaceutical approval process for purified CBD (Epidiolex, GW...
NSW Parliament egregiously misled on cannabis driving (Drug Free Australia – Media Release, June 2026)
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There has never been a right to harm others – and impaired driving most certainly harms others. The role of Parliament is to ensure safety for the community rather than endangering it, where a minority’s...
ACT Tightens Same Day Alcohol Delivery Rules. Now Every State Must Act
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Australia has a same day alcohol delivery problem, and every government in this country is moving too slowly to fix it. Alcohol now arrives at suburban front doors faster than most people can reconsider a...
What the Latest Research Tells Us About Alcohol and Pancreatic Cancer
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A major new meta-analysis has confirmed what science has been building toward for years: drinking alcohol raises the risk of pancreatic cancer, and that risk rises in a clear, measurable pattern as consumption increases. The...
Father’s Drinking Before Conception Could Harm Children’s Health, New Research Finds
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Most public health messaging on alcohol and pregnancy focuses on the mother. Yet new research from Texas A&M University shows that paternal alcohol use before conception may leave lasting biological marks on children. Fathers have...
Moderate Alcohol Use and Death Risk: What the Largest US Study Yet Has Found
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No Safe Level: Moderate Alcohol Use and Death Risk Laid Bare in Major Study The link between moderate alcohol use and death risk is real, measurable, and starts earlier than most people expect. For years,...
How the Alcohol Industry Is Hijacking the Responsible Drinking Conversation
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Alcohol industry responsible drinking campaigns have become one of the most effective marketing tools of the past decade. Major drinks brands no longer simply sell products. They want to own the conversation around harm, health...
How Alcohol Addiction Permanently Changes the Brain, and Why Prevention Is Everything
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Most people know that heavy drinking harms the body. But a new study published in May 2026 shows just how deeply alcohol addiction and the brain are connected, and how some of those changes may...
Why Mixing Cannabis Edibles and Alcohol Is More Dangerous for Driving Than Most People Realise
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Cannabis edibles have become a familiar part of daily life in many parts of the world. For plenty of people, pairing them with alcohol at social occasions feels completely normal. But new research published in JAMA...
