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People can succumb to eating disorders for a variety of reasons. New research has highlighted a number of stressful life events that could potentially trigger the onset of an eating disorder. Read More
A new study has highlighted how children who are adopted are at an increased risk of developing a drug or alcohol problem. Also, this study indicates that a predisposition to addiction could be present in children who come from families with a history of drug and alcohol abuse. Read More
According to the NHS more and more teens and children are being admitted to hospitals due to ailments associated with various eating disorders. Some children are as young as five years old. What can we do to combat this problem? Read More
A new study out of Cambridge has found that certain abnormalities in the structure of the brain could increase the chances of addiction. The fact that some people may be born with a higher chance of developing addictive tendencies should help increase awareness to the fact that addiction is a disease. Read More
Researchers claim to have found a link connecting a severe form of morning sickness experienced by expectant mothers with an increased chance that the reculting child will suffer from depression and other mental disorders later in life. The percentages are small, but significant. Judge for yourself. Read More
Young addicts, some of the most vulnerable people in the UK, do not receive the treatment that they desperately need. The government currently sends these youths to secure units where they do not receive the therapy and support they require. The outcome is the continuation of their addiction and a much higher chance of reoffending when they are released. Read More
Cases of young people suffering from eating disorders are rising. Even more worrying, those who are affected seem to be younger than ever before. Experts also predict that the actual number of cases is under-reported as many young people do not realise the extent of their problem. Read More
A new batch of statistics released by BBC Wales indicate that despite the best efforts of the UK government more young people are being admitted to hospital for alcohol rated accidents and diseases. The study highlighted the necessary role of a child’s family and advised that a new approach must be taken to increase awareness surrounding the dangers of alcohol abuse. Read More
Caring for a loved one who is suffering with an eating disorder can be very difficult. There are many important points to remember that can help make the most difference when aiding a loved one through a hard time in their life. Read More
Alarming statistics released this week shine a light on just how easy it is for underage drinkers in the UK to get their hands on alcoholic drinks. Due to this, Police forces are calling for a debate on how parents should be held responsible for properly enforcing the UK’s minimum drinking age of 18. Read More
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