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alcohol profile

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alcohol profile
Lab medicine A screening test for identifying alcohols–methyl, ethyl, isopropyl, and acetone-in blood Specimen Blood in gray top tube Lowest detectable value Acetone 5 mg/dL; ethanol 10 mg/dL; isopropanol 5 mg/dL; methanol 5 mg/dL. See Alcohol.
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The Local Alcohol Profiles for England study includes previously published figures showing there were about 800,000 hospital admissions in England linked to alcohol in 2006/07 - up 9% on the previous year.
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The alcohol profiles for every local authority in England were published online today by the North West Public Health Observatory, Centre for Public Health, Liverpool John Moores University.
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Those with alcohol problems are identified from the Personal Alcohol Profile (PAP) and referrals are prescribed to treat more serious problems.
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