The NIH Intramural blog highlights NIAAA senior investigator Dr. Bin Gao’s quest to understand how alcohol use disorder damages the #liver & other organs. His findings have uncovered insights that point toward potential new treatment approaches. Read more: go.nih.gov/Wu2kWiw

Join The M.O.M.S. Tour Shower in Wilmington, DE, Sat. 4/4/2024, 11 am-2 pm ET. The Tour program is designed to support expectant mothers & moms with children under 2 years old in communities facing high maternal mortality & morbidity rates.
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Sometimes, you may feel like you ‘need a drink’ because of a hard day, week, or year. But the truth is that there are much more effective, lasting, and healthy ways to cope with life stressors, such as exercise and increasing social connectedness.

As part of a series of blogs marking the 10th anniversary of the NIH BRAIN Initiative, NIAAA Director George F. Koob, PhD, shares the NIAAA perspective on the impact BRAIN has made on the institute’s mission—and vice versa.
See the BRAIN Blog: go.nih.gov/0rM0RG4

April is #AlcoholAwarenessMonth . At #NIAAAsbir , we support #smallbiz #researchers and #entrepreneurs that are currently developing new #innovations for the treatment, diagnosis, and prevention of #FASD . Is your #smallbiz eligible? Learn more: bit.ly/2B8Dxgy

'Short Takes with NIAAA: What Are the Dangers of Underage Drinking?” discusses the short- and long-term harmful effects of #UnderageDrinking , and how parents and other adults can help. Watch the video on YouTube:
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Alcohol-associated liver disease is the leading cause of liver cancer and liver scarring. For #AlcoholAwarenessMonth , NIAAA News’ Dr. Bin Gao shares his research about how alcohol use disorder damages the liver and other organs. Learn more: go.nih.gov/qWeTPCQ

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Drinking a lot on a single occasion slows your body’s ability to ward off infections—even up to 24 hours later. Stay healthy by being mindful of your alcohol consumption.

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In recognition of #AlcoholAwarenessMonth , FASD United & NIAAA News are highlighting the understanding of effects of alcohol consumption on fetal development. Join us in spreading awareness about #FASD and advocating for prevention and meaningful support.

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Continuing to drink despite clear signs of significant impairments (such as loss of coordination and decision-making) can result in an alcohol overdose, which can lead to permanent damage or death.

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#AlcoholAwarenessMonth tip: According to the National Cancer Institute, there is strong consensus among researchers that drinking alcohol can cause several types of cancer. Learn more about the effects of alcohol on your body: go.nih.gov/kF6mSUy

Pequeños cambios pueden hacer una gran diferencia para reducir el consumo de alcohol. Lea Piénselo antes de beber: El alcohol y su salud. (Small changes can make a big difference in reducing alcohol use. Read #RethinkingDrinking )
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#AlcoholAwarnessMonth fact: #DYK according to research data, 29.5 million Americans had alcohol use disorder in the past year? #NIAAAsbir funds and supports #entrepreneurs commercializing new tech for health problems linked to #alcoholuse . Apply today: bit.ly/2B8Dxgy

There are many proven benefits to exercise—one added bonus is that exercise is a great stress reliever. Finding healthy ways to cope can help support recovery and mental health.

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In children and adolescents, alcohol can interfere with normal brain development. Parents have more influence than they might think on their child’s views about alcohol. Use these tips to talk to your teens about alcohol. niaaa.nih.gov/publications/b…

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📢NIH is pleased to announce revisions to the fellowship application and review process for grant submission deadlines on or after 1/25/25.

The goal is to improve the chances that the most promising fellowship candidates will be consistently identified. go.nih.gov/dvZKwiE

Stigma created by language used to describe alcohol problems can decrease many people’s willingness to seek help. Learn why words matter when discussing alcohol issues at: go.nih.gov/tyNQIzg
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