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- New Journeys in Recovery
- New Journeys in Recovery
is located at 166 West Lehigh Avenue Philadelphia, PA. 19133 and can be contacted by calling 215-634-3669. New Journeys in Recovery offers treatment services for Alcoholism, Prescription Drug Abuse and Illicit Drug Addiction
Treatment Services Offered: Alcohol Addiction Treatment, Outpatient Alcohol Treatment, Spanish Speaking
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- Males who consume alcohol and have a predisposition for physical violence toward their female partners are more likely to be violent on the days they drink alcohol.
- U.S. alcohol statistics and alcohol related statistics reveal that approximately 50,000 cases of alcohol overdose are reported each year, and roughly 52 times per year, once every week, someone needlessly loses his or her life due to this preventable condition. What is especially sad about alcohol related statistics such as these is that alcohol poisoning and alcohol overdose fatalities are 100% preventable.
- Underage drinking in the U.S. is illegal, except in special cases, such as drinking playing a part in a religious ceremony.
- By eighth grade, 55 percent of students have at least tried alcoholic beverages.
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