More than2,200 peopledie from alcoholpoisoning everyyear.Teen alcohol usekills 4,700 peopleeach year whichis more than allillegal drugscombined.About 20% of highschool studentshave reportedvaping, raisingconcerns aboutlong-term healthconsequences.Cigarettes arethe leadingcause ofpreventablediseases anddeaths.There havebeen 2711+lung injurycases in theU.S. associatedwith vaping.Tobacco killshalf of itsusers thatdon’t quit.The effects associatedwith drinking occurwhen ethanol entersyour bloodstream andpasses through themembranes of cells inyour brain, heart, andother organs.Alcohol hasa negativeimpact onyourhormones.Alcohol makesthe use of somemedications andother substancesmore dangerous.1.25 millionyears of lifehave beenlost to drugoverdoses.Yourdentistcan tell ifyou vape.Teens who startdrinking before theage of 15 aremore likely todevelop alcoholdependence lateron in life.Of the 98,475 liverdisease deathsamong peopleages 12 and olderin 2022, 46.1%involved alcohol.Vapingproducts aremarketed toteens andyoung adults.50% of allsuicides arecaused bydrugs/alcohol.29 millionchildren at age12 had AlcoholUse Disorderthis year.Alcohol canlower bloodsugarlevels.1 out ofevery 20people in theUS vape.Approximately4,300 deathsamong underageyouths areattributed to alcoholeach year in theUnited States.Nicotineaddictioncan behereditary.Nearly one-third ofdeaths from heartdisease are theresult of smokingand secondhandsmoke.Vaping isa gatewaydrug.Blue eyedpeople are themost likely tobecomeaddicted.Alcoholincreaseschances ofdementia.Vapingproductsare not FDAregulated.Women who aredependent on alcoholare 50 to 100 percentmore likely to diefrom alcohol-relatedcauses than menwho are dependenton alcohol.Every year 3million peopledie worldwidefrom the useof alcohol.About 95,000Americans diefrom alcohol-related causesannually.About 68,000men and27,000 womendie from alcoholrelated causesannually.3.2 million youthages 12 to 20reported bingedrinking at leastonce in the spanof a month.Alcohol misuse canlead to healthproblems. The mostcommon of which areliver disease, heartdisease, stroke,cirrhosis, certaincancers, andhypertension.13 is theaverage agethat majority ofchildrenexperiment withdrugs.Men aremore likelyto becomeaddictedthan women.Teenagers thatuse e-cigarettesare twice as likelyto smoke tobaccocigarettessometime in thefuture.The nicotinein 1 vapecan = 50cigarettes.Vaping cancause lungand heartdiseases.Nicotine isone of themost toxicpoisons tothe body.Youth are moresusceptible tothe effects ofnicotine thanadults.Around theworld, minimumlegal drinkingages rangefrom 10 to 21years.Early druguse increasesthe likelihoodof addictionby 70-90%.80% of alldomesticviolence reportsare related toalcohol ordrugs.Smokingharmsalmost everyorgan in thebody.Drinkingalcohol canincreaseyour risk ofcancer.Nicotinechangesyour Bloodflow.More than2,200 peopledie from alcoholpoisoning everyyear.Teen alcohol usekills 4,700 peopleeach year whichis more than allillegal drugscombined.About 20% of highschool studentshave reportedvaping, raisingconcerns aboutlong-term healthconsequences.Cigarettes arethe leadingcause ofpreventablediseases anddeaths.There havebeen 2711+lung injurycases in theU.S. associatedwith vaping.Tobacco killshalf of itsusers thatdon’t quit.The effects associatedwith drinking occurwhen ethanol entersyour bloodstream andpasses through themembranes of cells inyour brain, heart, andother organs.Alcohol hasa negativeimpact onyourhormones.Alcohol makesthe use of somemedications andother substancesmore dangerous.1.25 millionyears of lifehave beenlost to drugoverdoses.Yourdentistcan tell ifyou vape.Teens who startdrinking before theage of 15 aremore likely todevelop alcoholdependence lateron in life.Of the 98,475 liverdisease deathsamong peopleages 12 and olderin 2022, 46.1%involved alcohol.Vapingproducts aremarketed toteens andyoung adults.50% of allsuicides arecaused bydrugs/alcohol.29 millionchildren at age12 had AlcoholUse Disorderthis year.Alcohol canlower bloodsugarlevels.1 out ofevery 20people in theUS vape.Approximately4,300 deathsamong underageyouths areattributed to alcoholeach year in theUnited States.Nicotineaddictioncan behereditary.Nearly one-third ofdeaths from heartdisease are theresult of smokingand secondhandsmoke.Vaping isa gatewaydrug.Blue eyedpeople are themost likely tobecomeaddicted.Alcoholincreaseschances ofdementia.Vapingproductsare not FDAregulated.Women who aredependent on alcoholare 50 to 100 percentmore likely to diefrom alcohol-relatedcauses than menwho are dependenton alcohol.Every year 3million peopledie worldwidefrom the useof alcohol.About 95,000Americans diefrom alcohol-related causesannually.About 68,000men and27,000 womendie from alcoholrelated causesannually.3.2 million youthages 12 to 20reported bingedrinking at leastonce in the spanof a month.Alcohol misuse canlead to healthproblems. The mostcommon of which areliver disease, heartdisease, stroke,cirrhosis, certaincancers, andhypertension.13 is theaverage agethat majority ofchildrenexperiment withdrugs.Men aremore likelyto becomeaddictedthan women.Teenagers thatuse e-cigarettesare twice as likelyto smoke tobaccocigarettessometime in thefuture.The nicotinein 1 vapecan = 50cigarettes.Vaping cancause lungand heartdiseases.Nicotine isone of themost toxicpoisons tothe body.Youth are moresusceptible tothe effects ofnicotine thanadults.Around theworld, minimumlegal drinkingages rangefrom 10 to 21years.Early druguse increasesthe likelihoodof addictionby 70-90%.80% of alldomesticviolence reportsare related toalcohol ordrugs.Smokingharmsalmost everyorgan in thebody.Drinkingalcohol canincreaseyour risk ofcancer.Nicotinechangesyour Bloodflow.

Alcohol and Nicotine Facts - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. More than 2,200 people die from alcohol poisoning every year.
  2. Teen alcohol use kills 4,700 people each year which is more than all illegal drugs combined.
  3. About 20% of high school students have reported vaping, raising concerns about long-term health consequences.
  4. Cigarettes are the leading cause of preventable diseases and deaths.
  5. There have been 2711+ lung injury cases in the U.S. associated with vaping.
  6. Tobacco kills half of its users that don’t quit.
  7. The effects associated with drinking occur when ethanol enters your bloodstream and passes through the membranes of cells in your brain, heart, and other organs.
  8. Alcohol has a negative impact on your hormones.
  9. Alcohol makes the use of some medications and other substances more dangerous.
  10. 1.25 million years of life have been lost to drug overdoses.
  11. Your dentist can tell if you vape.
  12. Teens who start drinking before the age of 15 are more likely to develop alcohol dependence later on in life.
  13. Of the 98,475 liver disease deaths among people ages 12 and older in 2022, 46.1% involved alcohol.
  14. Vaping products are marketed to teens and young adults.
  15. 50% of all suicides are caused by drugs/alcohol.
  16. 29 million children at age 12 had Alcohol Use Disorder this year.
  17. Alcohol can lower blood sugar levels.
  18. 1 out of every 20 people in the US vape.
  19. Approximately 4,300 deaths among underage youths are attributed to alcohol each year in the United States.
  20. Nicotine addiction can be hereditary.
  21. Nearly one-third of deaths from heart disease are the result of smoking and secondhand smoke.
  22. Vaping is a gateway drug.
  23. Blue eyed people are the most likely to become addicted.
  24. Alcohol increases chances of dementia.
  25. Vaping products are not FDA regulated.
  26. Women who are dependent on alcohol are 50 to 100 percent more likely to die from alcohol-related causes than men who are dependent on alcohol.
  27. Every year 3 million people die worldwide from the use of alcohol.
  28. About 95,000 Americans die from alcohol-related causes annually.
  29. About 68,000 men and 27,000 women die from alcohol related causes annually.
  30. 3.2 million youth ages 12 to 20 reported binge drinking at least once in the span of a month.
  31. Alcohol misuse can lead to health problems. The most common of which are liver disease, heart disease, stroke, cirrhosis, certain cancers, and hypertension.
  32. 13 is the average age that majority of children experiment with drugs.
  33. Men are more likely to become addicted than women.
  34. Teenagers that use e-cigarettes are twice as likely to smoke tobacco cigarettes sometime in the future.
  35. The nicotine in 1 vape can = 50 cigarettes.
  36. Vaping can cause lung and heart diseases.
  37. Nicotine is one of the most toxic poisons to the body.
  38. Youth are more susceptible to the effects of nicotine than adults.
  39. Around the world, minimum legal drinking ages range from 10 to 21 years.
  40. Early drug use increases the likelihood of addiction by 70-90%.
  41. 80% of all domestic violence reports are related to alcohol or drugs.
  42. Smoking harms almost every organ in the body.
  43. Drinking alcohol can increase your risk of cancer.
  44. Nicotine changes your Blood flow.