Alcohol Myths
Read about some common alcohol myths and discover the facts.

Calculators
What is BAC? And what is it costing you? Check out the calculators and figure it out!

Interactive Body
Trace the flow of alcohol through your body and see how it affects your organs and systems.

E-cards
Powerful and to the point-send a wake-up call to someone you know.

FAQs on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Visit this page to view frequently asked questions about alcohol and to find answers to them.

Snapshot of Drinking Consequences
This snapshot of annual high-risk college drinking consequences includes a concise list of facts outlining the effects of alcohol abuse on college campuses, communities, and students.

How To Cut Down on Your Drinking
Answer a set of simple questions, find out how much is too much, and get tips on cutting down.

Alcohol: What You Don't Know Can Harm You
Did you know that even moderate drinking, under certain circumstances, can be risky? If you drink at more than moderate levels, you may be putting yourself at risk of serious health and other problems. This booklet explains some of the problems that can be caused by drinking you may not have considered.

Alcoholism: Getting the Facts
This booklet answers common questions about alcohol problems and explains both alcoholism and alcohol abuse, the symptoms of each, when and where to seek help, treatment choices, and additional helpful resources.

Facts About Alcohol Poisoning
Do you know about the dangers of alcohol poisoning? Read about the signs of alcohol poisoning, myths about sobering up, and what to do if you think a friend is suffering from alcohol poisoning.

What Peer Educators and Resident Advisors (RAs) Need to Know About College Drinking
Use this brochure to understand the extent of the problem of alcohol abuse in college, speak knowledgeably about it, and be proactive in taking steps to address it at your school.

College Alcohol Policies
Use our searchable list of online college alcohol policies to see what alcohol regulations are in place at your student's college.

Last reviewed: 9/23/2005