Yes. Alcohol is responsible for over 88,000 deaths in the United States, from both direct and indirect factors, making it the nation’s single-largest addiction threat. Alcoholism can be fatal for a variety of reasons, including toxicity, poisoning, chronic disease, impaired judgment that leads to fatal accidents and much more.
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