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A study by Bupa in 2025 found that over half of UK workers admitted to having struggled with some form of addiction. It is a more common problem in society than we like to admit, and many people don’t let others know they are struggling because of the stigma and language around addiction. How we
Recovery from addiction is a hugely transformative experience and gives you the opportunity to reclaim control of your health, relationships and future. One of the biggest aspects of life after addiction is rebuilding a career. For many, returning to work or starting a new professional path can feel daunting, but it’s also an important part
Unfortunately, addiction, in all its forms, remains a persistent problem in this country. According to the latest government figures, 3.1% of people are struggling with drug addiction. In the most recent numbers released, it was estimated that 608,416 adults were addicted to alcohol. Though there is a growing understanding and empathy for people suffering from
For many people, drinking is a normal part of social life. A glass of wine with dinner, a pint at the weekend, or a toast at a wedding. All seemingly harmless. But for some, drinking becomes more than just a way to unwind. It can slowly take over daily life, relationships, work, and mental health.
Heroin addiction is a continuing problem in society. America has, for many years, been in the grip of an opioid crisis, fuelled by the rise of fentanyl. Problems around opiates exist in the UK, with 2,551 deaths involving them, according to the latest figures. People can take fentanyl knowingly, or it is in drugs such
Menopause is a normal part of ageing that all women have to deal with. Many changes happen during these years, and they can be difficult to deal with. If you are struggling with an alcohol addiction or drink casually and are worried about how alcohol affects menopause, you should educate yourself. Going through these changes
Since very recently, the understanding of alcohol use and its associated disorders has been up for debate. The traditional, binary view of individuals as either “alcoholics” or “non-alcoholics” is being challenged by a more nuanced perspective that recognises a spectrum of problematic alcohol use. This shift is a direct reflection of the varied experiences of
Drug addiction is a continuing problem in the UK. In the latest ONS release, 5,448 drug-related deaths were recorded in England and Wales – which is a considerable increase from the previous year. Opioids are a big reason for these numbers. Excluding drug-related deaths where the substances involved are not mentioned, opioids are responsible for
Cocaine can have a number of risks, including the possibility of overdose and the risk of addiction. One issue you might not be familiar with is the risk of cocaine cardiomyopathy. What is Cocaine Cardiomyopathy? Cocaine is a potent stimulant associated with the development of numerous cardiovascular issues, including dysrhythmias (abnormal heartbeat) and hypertension (high
Substance misuse can have a wide range of physical effects, depending on the substance involved and many other factors. One possible risk is hypoxemia, which affects how the body processes vital oxygen intake. But what Is hypoxemia, and what are the risk factors involved? What is Hypoxemia? Hypoxemia is a medical condition characterised by low
