How do NHS general hospitals in England deal with patients with alcohol-related problems? A questionnaire survey. Alcohol Alcohol 2005;40(5):409-12.Owens L., Gilmore I.T. and Pirmohamed M. (2005) How do NHS General Hospitals in England deal with patients with alcohol-related problems? A ...
We also calculate the percentage of all occasions within each type that involve heavy drinking and the percentage of all observed heavy drinking occasions that are within each type. Heavy drinking occasions are identified using the standard UK definition of >6 units (48g) for women and >8 units...
Gluconeogenesis (Latin for “The making of new sugar”) is the process where the liver converts protein to glucose. This goes on all the time to some extent but is suppressed in the presence of adequate amounts of insulin and drinking alcohol. In type one patients who are no longer able ...
Furthermore, through the HRR curve generated by cone calorimetry is possible to calculate the slope of the FIGRA (fire-growth rate) line, extending from the origin to the earliest, highest peak, providing an estimation of both the spread rate and the size of the fire, thus estimating the co...
Dry gangrene is an uncommon condition wherein some parts of the body become dry and subsequently turn black over time due to lack of blood flow. The skin and tissues may even slough off in severe cases. Dry gangrene differs from other...
Read the full-text online article and more details about Alcohol Costing NHS - but Most Don't Know How Much They Drink; PS70M A YEAR BEING SPENT ON TREATING BOOZE ILLNESS.Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales)
Why alcohol is good for health Guidance for primary care trusts, NHS trusts and local authorities on how tackling alcohol can help meet health priorities and targetsAnna WoodAlcohol Concern (United Kingdom)