Cannabis-infused drinks are gaining popularity as an alternative for consumers embracing an alcohol-free lifestyle, and although the effects on the market are too early to tell, Taffer asserts ...

District Attorney Jim Ritts gave different statements about alcohol in the report, first saying there was none, then saying there was none in the courtroom and jury room, and finally admitting it ...

U.S. dietary guidelines state that even low amounts of alcohol—less than a single drink a day—increase cancer risk. Despite this, many Americans are not aware that alcohol causes cancer. A ...

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I think I'm over this for a while.” Amy went 68 days without a drop of alcohol. Today, she drinks only occasionally. While it wasn’t because of menopause that she made this choice, Amy feels ...

Alcohol and personal health have been in the news lately amid a U.S. surgeon general advisory that even moderate drinking increases cancer risk. About seven-in-ten Americans ages 21 and older say they ...

Not only is alcohol a risk to your liver, but it can also significantly increase your risk for multiple types of cancer, a Surgeon General's report warned earlier this month. And the more you ...

One NHL veteran forward, who asked not to be named, lamented the demise of alcohol-fueled bonding with ... of our younger guys played Xbox in the room for three or four hours,” Stecher says.

A quantitative alcohol history should be recorded for all patients, because alcohol use contributes to many physical and mental disorders. A person-centered, nonjudgmental approach should be adopted.

Two recently released federal documents offer contrasting perspectives on alcohol and health–underscoring a long-standing, ongoing scientific debate that’s reverberated through some of the ...

For the companies that brew, ferment, distill, bottle and sell alcohol in America, the latest missive from the surgeon general about alcohol and cancer is going down like a poorly worded toast.