Know When to Say When: Alcohol and Your Liver
APR 02, 2024The liver normally breaks down alcohol, but if the amount of alcohol consumed exceeds the liver's ability to break it down, toxins can build up to cause liver damage over time.
Read MoreWhat you don’t know about developmental disabilities may surprise you, which is why learning about them is so important. It builds awareness about people who have developmental disabilities, and with education comes inclusion, acceptance and compassion.
Would you believe you probably already know someone who has a developmental disability? One in six children ages 3 to 17 have one or more the following developmental disabilities:
Many people aren’t sure how to interact with someone who has a developmental disability. Too often, they get treated differently, or worse, get completely ignored or overlooked. People with developmental disabilities deserve the same dignity you extend to others every day. Things to remember:
It’s important to include these individuals in everyday life. Treating each person with dignity and respect makes our society better as a whole.
Originally Published: February 2022. Updated: August 2022.
The liver normally breaks down alcohol, but if the amount of alcohol consumed exceeds the liver's ability to break it down, toxins can build up to cause liver damage over time.
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