Rise in NHS Treating Alcoholics (01Aug11)

Published February 12, 2014

Rise in NHS treating alcoholics (01Aug11) — A large rise in the number of people being treated on the NHS for alcohol abuse. Recorded from BBC 6pm News, 01 August 2011.

Weight loss surgery patients are 'more likely' to become dependent on alcohol
They say gastric bands and other operations used to treat obesity can make people dependent on alcohol. Scientists … Magnus Strommen, from St Olav's University, in Trondheim, Norway, who will lead this new study said: 'Some complications with this …
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The calendar
NHS 1951 – meets for brunch at 10 a.m. second Tuesdays, Negaunee Senior Center. Call 346-3830 or 485-1178. … Substance Abuse/Addiction Support Group – held from 5:30-6:30 p.m. every Tuesday in Group Room 2 of the Neldberg Building at Marquette …
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Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust v AA & Ors [2014] EWHC 132 …
MR JUSTICE HAYDEN: I am concerned here with an application by the Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust to invoke the inherent jurisdiction of the High Court for declaratory relief in relation to serious medical treatment for AA. 2. AA is 25 …
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