One of the women's women dared to fear to drink one more, research fishing | Alcoholism

One of four people in the UK is afraid of his loved one, a relative or partner drinks so much, when one of the six things that darling is very sick.

The result has been discovered, from the diagnosis of the population, it seems to show what some experts claim to be “a pandemic” that is used to use cocaina and cannabis.

Authorized numbers indicate that NHS in England is healing More than 310,000 people in the year By drugs or alcohol – a higher image from 2009-10. Death relating to alcohol are high as high as.

“A pandemic and medicine is going to get worse. The government says that we drink, but I do not see,” said Dr Nayer, “said Dr nalls, in the number of people who are looking for an overuse, including more women than men.

Research found:

• 10% worry that they drink too much with 5% of use regularly.

• 26% complaining that your partner, family member or drinks much.

• 16% are worried that the person who loves her drugs.

• Families who earn more than $ 50,000 per year is also available with someone who has a problem with drugs.

Dr Richard Piper, the main major major of Getting drunk in the UKHe said: “Sadly, this was not surprising, and everything our research has the most common problem of drinking drunk.

“It also provides a mighty reminder of alcohol in a drink than people around them.”

In addition, one of the seven people who were asked (15%) said to be known by many years of their families. Campbell said that they can help explain this, and other people can imitate their parents' activities.

This app, which works in the hidden and NHS on its UK hospitals, and starts the tunnel when tapped to the chain to explain how local disturbances are.

Department of Life And the interpretation of the politicians said that he was NHS buildings and drunks in England after an incident. “This government has received a problem that patients have been depressed and many years of sale,” he said.

“We have also given $ 310m in 2025-26 to support drugs and alcohol support in England, on top of medical treatment.”