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alcohol consumption is not an ordinary commodity. While it carries connotations of pleasure and sociability in the minds of many, harmful consequences of its use are diverse and widespread. alcohol consumption actually worsens sleep patterns, depression, and the risk of suicide. National monitoring systems need to be developed to keep track of alcohol consumption and its consequences, and to raise awareness amongst the public and policymakers. It is up to both governments and concerned citizens to encourage debate and formulate effective public health policies that minimize the harm caused by alcohol. From a global perspective, in order to reduce the harm caused by alcohol, policies need to take into account specific situations in different societies. Average volumes consumed and patterns of drinking are two dimensions of alcohol consumption that need to be considered in efforts to reduce the burden of alcohol-related problems. Avoiding the combination of drinking and driving is an example of measures that can reduce the health burden of alcohol. alcohol consumption that the students only place less time in their academic work. these short-term effects of alcohol lead to poor academic performance, poor health and social behavior. it can therefore be concluded that alcohol has a negative effect on academic performance. students who consume alcohol in the evening have high chances of missing classes, spend little time studying, have poor academic grades and are most likely to experience education related stress. Alcohol use disorder is a chronic brain disease, and people who have the disorder and stop drinking are prone to relapse. AUD is associated with a range of health problems, from liver disease to heart disease to certain types of cancer to depression, to name a few.

But AUD is a treatable disease and remission is possible. Medications can make detoxification safe while avoiding the worst symptoms of withdrawal. And medications and behavioral therapies can help people with AUD reduce alcohol intake or abstain from alcohol altogether. Reducing the burden from harmful use of alcohol
Health, safety and socioeconomic problems attributable to alcohol can be reduced when governments formulate and implement appropriate policies.

Policymakers are encouraged to take action on strategies that have shown to be effective and cost-effective. These include:

regulating the marketing of alcoholic beverages (in particular to younger people).
regulating and restricting the availability of alcohol.
enacting appropriate drink-driving policies.
reducing demand through taxation and pricing mechanisms.
raising awareness of the health and social problems for individuals and society at large caused by the harmful use of alcohol.
ensuring support for effective alcohol policies.
providing accessible and affordable treatment for people with alcohol-use disorders; and
implementing screening and brief intervention programmers in health services for hazardous and harmful drinking. To conclude, alcohol consumption can have a negative impact on academic performance by impairing,
cognitive function, increasing absenteeism, and decreasing motivation and focus. Long-term binge drinking can
also result in more serious consequences, such as academic expulsion and a lower chance of graduating. And
ensure optimal academic performance, it is generally advised to limit or avoid alcohol consumption while in
school.
As a result of these findings, it is generally recommended that alcohol consumption be limited or avoided to
maintain academic performance. Alcohol can impair cognitive function, memory, and concentration, all of
which are necessary for academic success. Excessive alcohol consumption can also lead to poor decision making, which can lead to academic and personal problems. It's also worth noting that excessive alcohol consumption can lead to addiction and serious health problems. As a result, it is best to limit or avoid alcohol consumption while at school.