Alcohol Abuse in Scotland [INFOGRAPHIC]

Today we share an important infographic titled “The Impact of Alcohol in Scotland”. Alcoholism is perhaps the most common form of addiction throughout the world, and Scotland is no exception in this regard. This lively infographic is by CRESH and The University of Edinburgh.

At Rehab 4 Addiction, we assist people who suffer from many different types of addiction. Each day, we receive many calls from people who are suffering from alcoholism, and we fell this infographic correctly conveys dangers the excessive drinking.

The infographic outlines many alarming facts about alcohol consumption in Scotland.

Some of these facts include:

• 17% more alcohol is bought per adult in Scotland per year than in England and Wales
• 3.6 billion is spent on dealing with alcohol-related harm in Scotland each year
• The budget for dealing with alcohol-related harm is £1 billion more than Scotlands entire education budget
• Each year, around 96% of applications for new licensed premises are approved
• Every 15 minutes, someone in Scotland is hospitalised with an alcohol-related illness

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Ollie C

Ollie started writing for Rehab 4 Addiction over five years ago. Ollie has been in recovery for more than twenty years. Ollie contributes to a range of 12-step and non-step support groups both in London and across the United Kingdom.