Alcohol kills 9,000 Britons every year
Friday January 27, 2012 07:02:32 PM,
IANS
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London: Excessive
consumption of alcohol kills nearly 9,000 Britons every year, says
a government report.
Data from the Office for National Statistics said alcohol-related
deaths went up from 8,664 to 8,790 -- a rise of 126 -- between
2009 and 2010.
Among men, deaths rose by 175 from 5,690 in 2009 to 5,865 in 2010.
Women's drink-related deaths fell 49 from 2,974 to 2,925, reported
the Daily Express.
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