Drink Information - August 21, 2008

Study Links Lead Exposure In Children To Criminal Activity As Adults

May 28, 2008 - Topics study, child, hospital, drink and africa
- Researchers released conclusive evidence Tuesday linking children who have been exposed to lead to being more likely to commit crimes as adults.

According to USA Today, the report, issued by the University of Cincinnati, said that elementary school aged children are especially affected when exposed to lead because it interferes with normal cognitive development. Another study of lead's affect on children conducted by the Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center showed that lead exposure was harder on children at about 6 years of age than it is on toddlers

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Drinking Water Can Lead To Seizures In Babies Less Than Six Months Old

May 22, 2008 - Topics babies, drink, water, baby and flu
Water can be a dangerous drink for children younger than six months old and can lead to seizures, according to a noted physician from Johns Hopkins Children's Center here.

As little as three ounces a day could be too much water for a child under a year old, said Dr. Allen J.Walker

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With Drinking On Rise, Brits Expect Alcohol-Related Ailments To Rise

May 22, 2008 - Topics alcohol, drink, disease, survey and burden
The worsening alcoholism problem across the United Kingdom is reflected in the number of alcohol-related hospital admissions, which have doubled in 12 years.

According to the National Health Service, more than 200,000 drunk patients have been admitted to hospitals in just over a decade. This figure was made more alarming by the inclusion of 8,500 minors who were too drunk, were injured while in a drunken state, or acquired secondary ailments triggered by excessive alcohol intake

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Study: Celery May Help Lessen Brain Inflammation Associated With Alzheimer's Disease

May 20, 2008 - Topics disease, study, nutrition, drink and antioxidant
A recent study showed celery can help lessen the inflammation of the brain associated with Alzheimer's Disease (AD).

The study, published by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in its May 27 issue, involved mice made to drink water with luteolin, an antioxidant. The study showed the rodents had reduced inflammation compared with other mice similarly tested with bacteria, Bloomberg reported

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Rising Number Of 21 Year-Olds Drinking 21 Liquors On Their Birthday Observed By Missouri Study

May 19, 2008 - Topics liquor, drink, study, survey and youth
A new survey conducted by researchers at the University of Missouri observes a rise in alcoholism among American youth.

At least one-third of the men and one-fourth of the women covered in the survey engaged in the practice of imbibing 21 alcoholic drinks on their 21st birthday

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