The Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) movement created the term "in recovery" to express the continuing requirement for vigilance in order to sustain sobriety (which includes abstinence from alcohol intake) and avoid a return to dangerous drinking. This term, or identity, may be adopted by someone who considers themselves to be in recovery for the rest of their lives. Recovery is considered to entail gains in health and wellbeing, and has been described as a social process in which individuals learn to absorb new norms and values as part of a recovery-oriented identity, but it is not specifically...

د الکول او مخدره توکو کارول د عامې روغتیا یوه مهمه اندیښنه ده او په کورنیو کې پراخه ده. داسې انګیرل کیږی چې له 100 ملیون څخه ډیر خلک د نږدې خپلوانو د موادو کارولو لخوا اغیزمن شوی ، چې ډیری یې منفی روغتیا او ټولنیزې پایلې تجربه کوی. اضافی اړونده فشار کونکی ، لکه د شخصی شخړو ، مالی مسلو ، د پاملرنې بار ، او کورنۍ شخړه ، ډیری وختونه د موادو کارولو څو اړخیزه اغیزه ډیروی. سربیره پردې ، د مخدره توکو کارولو او د نږدې ملګری تاوتریخوالی او ناوړه ګټه اخیستنې ترمینځ د اړیکې شواهد شتون لری ، دواړه په مجرم او قربانی کې ، په بیله بیا د شدید موادو کارول او د تاوتریخوالی شدت ترمینځ اړیکه. ماشومان په ځانګړی...

This report presents the current status of alcohol consumption, alcohol-attributable harms and the implementation of alcohol control policies in the WHO European Region, using available data from 2010, 2016 and 2019.

A detailed overview is provided of the implementation of alcohol policies described in the 10 action areas of the European Action Plan to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol 2012–2020 (EAPA), including the current status of implementation of the five action areas of the WHO-led SAFER initiative:

1. Strengthen restrictions on alcohol availability;
2. Advance and enforce drink–driving...

The Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction (CCSA) has released Updating Canadian Low-Risk Alcohol Drinking Guidelines: Summary of Findings from Public Consultation. This report marks an important phase in the process of updating Canada’s Low-Risk Alcohol Drinking Guidelines (LRDGs). 

In spring 2021, CCSA held an online public consultation to understand the experiences of people in Canada with the current Low-Risk Alcohol Drinking Guidelines and their needs and expectations for updated guidelines.The consultation was open to all people in Canada, including the public, professionals and...