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Alcohol is a legal substance that causes central nervous system depression. When taken in excess, it can cause serious consequences such as reduced inhibitions, slurred speech, motor impairment, confusion, memory problems, coma, and even death. Long term excessive use of alcohol can negatively affect all organs in the body, including increasing the risk of cancer.

May 2, 2019 by NYSAM

“Drunk with Hope”, a play about women in recovery from alcohol to debut in Upstate NY

“Drunk with Hope”, written by Tara Handron, will debut in Syracuse, NY in May. NYSAM board member Dr. Dorothy Lennon…

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