Unconscious Minors and a Patient with a Blood Alcohol Content of 7.3 per Mille. Doctor Shares "Chilling" Alcohol-Related Stories From the Toxicology Department.
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Vacations, like holidays and extended weekends, promote increased alcohol consumption, points out Professor Natalia Pawlas, head of the Toxicology Department at St. Barbara's Hospital in Sosnowiec. "Another factor is the social acceptance of drinking, including during all-inclusive trips and barbecues," she emphasizes. According to Professor Pawlas, minors with blood alcohol levels of 2-3 per mille were also admitted to the toxicology department…
The holidays were conducive to increased alcohol consumption, and minors with blood alcohol levels of 2-3 per mille were also admitted to the toxicology ward, Professor Natalia Pawlas, head of the Toxicology Department at St. Barbara's Hospital in Sosnowiec, told PAP. Her ward also treated a patient with a blood alcohol level of 7.3 per mille.
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