A new study suggests that the surge in pandemic-fueled drinking caused a sharp and continuing rise in fatal liver disease, ...

Young women ages 18 to 25 in the United States ... drinking alcohol has been linked to several types of cancers, and excessive alcohol use can lead to heart disease, liver disease and alcohol ...

Alcohol is one of the most commonly consumed substances in the world, exhibiting complex relationships with multiple aspects of cardiovascular health and disease. The majority of the research on the ...

Alcohol consumption intensified links between pain and negative affect in HIV-positive patients and those who underwent TKA.

Half a thousand brain cells have been identified as 'culprits' in the development of alcoholism. "It is really difficult to ...

Alcohol consumption is a known carcinogen, but until now, the evidence linking it specifically to pancreatic cancer has been considered inconclusive,” said Pietro Ferrari, se ...

Research shows that excessive drinking contributes ... Even moderate alcohol use, defined as one drink or fewer per day for women and two or fewer for men, can increase cancer risk.

"The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism defines heavy drinking for women as four or more ... clinical condition from excessive alcohol use," Lee said. "So we had definitely seen ...

SAN ANTONIO — Excessive alcohol use may be more common than you think ... which is four or more drinks for women and five or more drinks for men, in one sitting. And 6% drink heavily, which ...

And while alcohol-use disorder has fallen in both sexes ... according to a pair of studies published in 2025. More younger women are also prone to excessive imbibing as they delay parenthood ...

There is a new “chapter” in the saga of alcohol-consumption health consequences. Actually, the chapter itself is not new, but there’s a new recognition that hasn’t been front-and-center in a ...