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Experts from Ireland explain why it’s necessary to flag up the links between drinking and cancer with labeling similar to ...

When Sam Goding was in the grips of alcoholism, he says the price of alcohol didn't matter — he'd reach for methylated ...

A new report highlights a strong association between excessive alcohol consumption and the risk of six different types of ...

No one is going to mistake a milkshake for alcohol, but like alcohol, they are a drink typically reserved for a treat or special occasion ... No hangover Fewer calories (depending on the nonalcoholic ...

The head brewmaster for Weihenstephan, the world's oldest brewery, has a secret: He really likes alcohol-free beer.

Thanks to the growing number of no-and-low alcohol spirits on supermarket shelves, we can now sip on cocktails all summer ...

In 1979, the British government became increasingly concerned about the public health risks posed by alcohol ... way for people to drink less overall. “There’s still very little research ...

or light alcohol drinks doesn't quite hit your bullseye, simply transform your strong alcoholic drink into the weakest one with a spritz. Adding club soda, seltzer, or sparking water dilutes the ...

However, new reports claim that the singer has taken to alcohol to help her cope. As per reports, Jennifer’s friends are concerned about her as she has started drinking strong cocktails regularly to ...

Neuropsychopharmacologist David Nutt, who specializes in alcohol’s effects on the brain at Imperial College London, recently told National Geographic, “Almost anyone who drinks any alcohol ...