British Medical Journal

Our Jobs Really Are Driving Us To Drink
Our Jobs Really Are Driving Us To Drink

Drugs & Alcohol, Society & Culture

Our Jobs Really Are Driving Us To Drink

We’ve all been guilty of it – dramatically exclaiming that work is going to drive us to drink after yet another gruelling day at the office. But it turns out there may be a little truth in the old saying after all. A new study published by the British Medical Journal suggests that working too [...]

By Dr Ramesh Manocha|2020-10-30T17:58:06+11:00January 26th, 2015|Categories: Drugs & Alcohol, Society & Culture|Tags: alcohol, British Medical Journal, drinking, lifestyle, stress, Workaholic, workforce|0 Comments

Suicide Rates Up By 5,000 Because Of 2008 Global Recession

The recent global financial crisis led some 5,000 people in 54 countries to commit suicide, according to findings in the British Medical Journal released Thursday. via Suicide Rates Up By 5,000 Because Of 2008 Global Recession: British Medical Journal.

By Dr Ramesh Manocha|2013-10-13T12:58:01+11:00October 13th, 2013|Categories: Mental Health & Wellbeing|Tags: British Medical Journal, global financial crisis, Global Recession, money, social pressure, suicide|0 Comments