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What Happens If You Consume Alcohol Prior to Having a Procedure? Healthline recently looked at whether consuming alcohol prior to surgery could have a negative impact on the procedure. According to their article, “Why You Absolutely Shouldn’t Drink Alcohol Before Surgery” drinking a beer or going out for cocktails before a procedure simply isn’t worth […]
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What is Dry January and How Can You Participate? Dry January is a 31-day sober challenge to encourage a month-long commitment to not drinking. While it was initially popularized abroad, many people in the United States have made the leap and given up drinking for the first month of the year. 31 days without alcohol
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Ways to Stick to Sobriety During the Holidays The holidays are here, and the next week will likely not be easy for some people. This year has adversely hit nearly every demographic across the globe. The pandemic has forced many to cancel holiday plans leading to feelings of isolation and loneliness during this otherwise festive
Enforcement Mobilization Begins December 18 – January 1 The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has announced its holiday anti-drunk driving campaign. According to their website, the holiday season is the deadliest when it comes to impaired driving. Paid media on the campaign will run from December 16, 2020, through January 1, 2021. Mobilization efforts
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The $350k Grant Was Given to the Los Angeles County Probation Dept. As reported by mynewsla.com, the Los Angeles County Probation Department received a $356,615 grant to help monitor repeat drunk driving offenders. The grant was given by the California Office of Traffic Safety. It will increase the ability to monitor high-risk DUI offenders ensuring
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Recording Artists Against Drunk Driving Awarded $290k Grant The California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) announced earlier this month that they would administer a grant to the Recording Artists Against Drunk Driving (RADD) to “promote alcohol safety on California College Campuses.” The over $290k grant is part of several awarded by the California
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Continuous Alcohol Monitoring May Help Reduce Sentencing or Secure Release Driving under the influence (DUI) is one of the most commonly charged offenses in the country. Unfortunately, many people get arrested for multiple drunk driving charges within their lifetime. Jurisdictions throughout the United States and across the globe, have looked for ways to reduce drunk
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Each Year Hundreds of People Die During the Thanksgiving Holiday According to the National Safety Council, hundreds of people die each year on the road during the Thanksgiving Holiday period. A large percentage of those traffic fatalities involve an impaired driver. This year the Thanksgiving holiday begins on Wednesday, November 25, and ends on
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Senate Bill 773 May Make it Back to Senate Next Week According to the Daily Times, after a brief delay, Senate Bill 773, also known as Deana’s Law, is set to make its way back through the House and return to the Senate early next week. The bill includes stricter drunk driving laws for the
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Halloween 2020 Will Be Unlike Any Other, Let’s Make it the Safest One Yet Halloween 2020 will go down in history for many reasons, but hopefully one statistic will outshine the others. Traditionally, Halloween is one of the most dangerous times on the road. Pedestrian accidents increase drastically, particularly when the holiday falls on
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