Obesity Greater Risk for Fatty Liver Than Alcohol, Study Finds
Moderate amounts of red wine had no ill effect and even improved cholesterol levels, researchers sayContinue Reading
Moderate amounts of red wine had no ill effect and even improved cholesterol levels, researchers sayContinue Reading
They were 1.5 times more likely to smoke, drink, use drugs than unaffected kidsContinue Reading
But researchers stress it’s not clear if there’s a direct connectionContinue Reading
That response may make them more vulnerable to alcoholism, researchers sayContinue Reading
Finding reflects youths’ experimenting with alcohol and the Internet, expert saysContinue Reading
Study founds odds were nearly double compared to those who got other weight-loss proceduresContinue Reading
Mississippi study reports link between higher gas prices and drop in drunken-driving accidentsContinue Reading
Study finds this permissive approach leads to alcohol-related problems later in lifeContinue Reading
Confusion puts heart health at risk, experts sayContinue Reading
Highest rates of substance abuse found among those with bipolar disorder or schizophreniaContinue Reading
In simulated surgeries, students and experts who drank excessively the night before performed more poorlyContinue Reading
Association seems even stronger for female children, study findsContinue Reading
Youthful drinkers feel less impaired, may be more likely to drive while intoxicatedContinue Reading
Patients needing hospitalization should tell doctors about their drinking behaviors, researchers sayContinue Reading
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