This infographic published by Drugsdb.com raises awareness about the fact that both men and women with alcohol abuse disorders are 18 times more likely to also have a problem with prescription drug abuse than people who don’t drink at all.
Easter kicks off spring the right way with kids running around the yard looking for hidden eggs, while adults take pictures and sneak candy out of kids’ Easter baskets. How much Easter candy do Americans eat? The following infographic created by DegreeSearch.org has all the the numbers.
Nearly 17.6 million Americans are alcoholics or have alcohol problems. The effects of alcohol abuse are wide-reaching, from health and safety to economic productivity – to death from abuse or drunk driving. This infographic covers useful information on alcohol abuse; including alcoholism symptoms, binge drinking, military alcohol abuse, youth drinking and more.
Everyone knows teens are wild for their phones (75% of 12-17-year-olds have them!), but how are parents coping? The following infographic from Safely looks at mobile phone usage data from their network of users to show the true story of the new mobile craze.
Everything you ever wanted to know about beards, from prehistoric to modern times, can be discovered in this infographic. You will also learn some interesting stats about how beards are viewed in today’s society which will help you to answer the ultimate question: to beard or not to beard?
This new infographic from Free Dating explores how dating in a virtual world means creating your optimal identity, where who you are online becomes you, and ‘I love you’ doesn’t always mean forever.
Knowing your body shape is crucial in selecting the right outfits. This Infographic covers 4 most common – Rectangle, Hourglass, Pear and Apple body shapes. Featuring great advice and handpicked ladies clothing pieces, you will never be short on inspiration for your next outing, casual or special occasion.
This infographic from BOLT explains the potential distractions drivers are faced with every time they get behind the wheel. For instance, from the radio, to passengers, cellphones, or the fast food people eat, these and other distractions can lead to disaster in a split second.
As social media platforms continue to take advantage of GPS tracking, it’s easy to know every step of every person in our social network. Sure, we know if our friend saw a movie or went to the gym, but how much do we want to disclose about our physical locations? This infographic shows exactly what we’re revealing when we broadcast our whereabouts.
Every day, men and women take to their cars to ferry them across town and country in the United Kingdom. But many of them are distracted in multiple ways. Confused.com surveyed 2,000 people to find out what potentially dangerous driving habits they may have picked up.
