7) Alcohol can weaken your immune system. Even moderate drinking can make it harder for your body to fight off illness by reducing your body’s ability to produce infection-fighting cells.
This can leave you more vulnerable to illness.
Stay strong—inside and out. 💪
#AlcoholAwarenessMonth #Wellness
This #AlcoholAwarenessMonth, AASLD is bringing forward the science and expertise shaping the future of alcohol-associated liver disease care.
Chair of the ALD SIG, Gene Y. Im, MD, FAASLD, shares emerging innovations in #ALD treatment and how the SIG is advancing research and patient care.
Have you heard the news? April is Alcohol Awareness Month. This is a great time to learn about how alcohol use can impact you and your loved ones.
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It’s #AlcoholAwarenessMonth. Children of Alcoholic Parents need help. Or they grow up to be Adult Children of #Alcoholics like my wife, Toni. Here are a few ways to help
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#Stress on & off the job can lead to unhealthy coping, including #alcohol misuse. #LHSFNA offers confidential support to help laborers stay healthy & safe. Asking for help shows strength.
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No safe amount of alcohol during pregnancy.
Choosing an alcohol-free pregnancy supports healthier outcomes for parent and baby. 💙
Learn more: FASDUnited.org
#AlcoholAwarenessMonth #FASD #HealthAwareness #MaternalHealth #Wellness #SupportNotStigma
6)Adolescent health isn’t just about the present it’s about the future
The Amico-Andrologo survey found that over 10,000 young men shows that heavy alcohol use during adolescence is significantly associated with lower testicular volume #Alcoholawarenessmonth
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April is #AlcoholAwarenessMonth.
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In honor of #AlcoholAwarenessMonth, we're highlighting substance use services at RHA. Medication-Assisted Treatment Therapies blend prescription medication and counseling to help individuals in recovery. To learn more, visit rhahealth.org. #MedicationAssistedTreatment #SubstanceUseServices #NC
5) Alcohol can impact mental health more than many people realize. While it may feel like it helps you relax in the moment, it can actually increase feelings of anxiety and depression over time. #AlcoholAwarenessMonth #MentalHealthMatters
4) Alcohol doesn’t just affect your body, impacts your sleep quality too😴Even small amounts can disrupt REM sleep, leaving you feeling less rested the next day. Over time, poor sleep can affect mood, memory, and overall health.🧠
#AlcoholAwarenessMonth #SleepHealth
April is #AlcoholAwarenessMonth. If you are struggling with substance use, we're here to help you find recovery. Visit rhahealth.org/bh to find services near you. #SubstanceUse #Recovery
April is Alcohol Awareness Month. Nearly 30 million U.S. adults live with alcohol use disorder, yet many don’t seek care. Radiant Health Centers offers confidential, affirming support for all. Call (949) 809-5700. #AlcoholAwarenessMonth
How much drinking is too much? Is there a “safe” amount to drink? As the nation’s largest mental and behavioral health workforce social workers are essential resources for info on client alcohol use. Get the facts tinyurl.com/2pmfxt8t #NASW @utaustinsocialwork @CDCgov #FASDNPN #AlcoholAwarenessMonth
What is a #StandardDrink ? 🍺🍷
Different drinks can contain the same amount of pure alcohol:
✔️ 12 oz beer (~5%)
✔️ 5 oz wine (~12%)
✔️ 1.5 oz liquor (~40%)
Understanding this helps support informed choices
Learn more: fasdunited.org
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3) Excessive alcohol use isn’t just a health issue—it’s an economic one.
💰 Costs the U.S. ~$249 BILLION annually
📉 72% from lost productivity
🏥 Healthcare, crashes, crime drive the rest
That’s ~$807 per person—and rising.
We all pay the price.
#PublicHealth #AlcoholAwarenessmonth #healthadvocacy
2) How much is too much to drink? Heaving drinking is 4+ for women and 5+ for men in one day
#AlcoholAwarenessMonth #recovery #soberlife #alcoholresearch
April is #alcoholawarenessmonth. Here are some healthy tips to help you drink alcohol in moderation: bit.ly/2hRRtQB.
Substance use disorder is a physical and mental health problem.
We need a #healthcare system that provides an integrated continuum of physical and behavioral care. #AlcoholAwarenessMonth
Check your alcohol use checklist. 1) Set a daily and weekly drinking limit; 2) Record how much you drink each day; 3) Write down your limit and keep it with you; 4) Avoid situations and triggers that cause you to drink; 5) Talk with a doctor about your alcohol use; 6) Ask a friend to help you stay with your limit. A standard drink is 12 ounces of beer (5% alcohol content), 8 ounces of malt liquor (7% alcohol content), 5 ounces of wine (12% alcohol content), or 1.5 ounces or a “shot” of 80-proof (40% alcohol content) distilled spirits or liquor (e.g. gin, vodka, run, tequila, whiskey, brandy).
April is #AlcoholAwarenessMonth. Do you know the signs of alcohol misuse? Check your alcohol use. samhsa.gov/alcohol. (3/3)
Signs of drinking too much: 1) You drink more or longer than you intended; 2) You need to drink more than you once did to get the effect you want; 3) You spend a lot of time drinking or thinking about alcohol; 4) You continue to drink even though it makes you feel depressed or anxious – or adds to another health problem; 5) Loved ones or trusted friends have made comments about your drinking; 6) You try to cut down or stop drinking but are not able to; 7) You find that drinking interferes with daily activities, family, friends, or work.
Alcohol consumption affects the health and well-being of millions of Americans. Do you know the signs of alcohol misuse? Use these tips to help check your alcohol use. samhsa.gov/alcohol
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April is #AlcoholAwarenessMonth. We will be posting a fact each day this month to spread the word about alcohol harm and awareness
1) Did you know alcohol drinking is a leading cause of preventable death in the US and it’s harmful effects contribute to 200+ health conditions
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April is #AlcoholAwarenessMonth 💬
We believe awareness leads to better informed decisions. Supporting safer alcohol choices helps build healthier communities💙
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April is #AlcoholAwarenessMonth – a time to raise awareness about the risks of alcohol misuse and its impact on individuals and communities. Find helpful resources on prevention, treatment, and recovery support: samhsa.gov/alcohol
April is #AlcoholAwarenessMonth.
View the collection featuring articles from #HEPATOLOGY, #HepatologyCommunications, and #LiverTransplantation: https://bit.ly/4bQMU1X
National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week
October 19 -25, 2025
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#collegelife #collegestudent #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthawareness #MentalHealthSupport
As #AlcoholAwarenessMonth ends, take a moment to evaluate your drinking habits.
💡 A standard drink = 14g of alcohol:
🍺 12 oz beer (5% ABV)
🍷 5 oz wine (12% ABV)
🥃 1.5 oz spirits (40% ABV)
Drinking less is always better for your health! 💙
🔗 Learn more: rethinkingdrinking.niaaa.nih.gov
#WellnessWednesday Tip from ACTS for #AlcoholAwarenessMonth: Take It One Day at a Time
Sobriety is a journey, not a destination. We’re reminded that progress isn’t always linear - and that’s okay. If you face setbacks, don’t be discouraged. Each new day is a fresh opportunity to move forward.
