Alcohol
A big meal with alcohol can make your hangover worse, experts say
Health By Alexandra Klausner Published Nov. 29, 2023, 5:05 p.m. ET If you think your extra helping of holiday dinner ...
Large study finds these 10 lifestyle choices lower risk of ALL cancers
Striking new research has revealed the 10 crucial lifestyle choices that lower your risk of cancer by 70 per cent. ...
What going cold turkey really feels like – and five ways to quit booze safely
It was a sunny day and, as we toiled over the flatpack assembly in the heat, I told him about ...
Matthew Perry’s ex-girlfriend Kayti Edwards claims he may have relapsed before death
Matthew Perry’s ex-girlfriend Kayti Edwards speculates that the “Friends” star may have relapsed in the time leading up to his ...
Pouring yourself a glass of wine after work will help you sleep better… but ONLY if you’ve had a coffee already, scientists say
It is the perfect excuse to indulge in a daytime cup of coffee and an evening glass of wine – ...
Soda’s Slippery Slope to Alcohol Use in Kids
Summary: A recent study points to a potential link between regular caffeinated soda consumption in children and an increased likelihood ...
Just one drink makes people more likely to do harm: study
Lifestyle By Adriana Diaz Published Oct. 27, 2023, 8:24 p.m. ET Just one drink can increase the likelihood of bad ...
Coming to the end of Sober October, or planning to do Dry January? This is what happens to your body after just 30 days of quitting alcohol
By Emily Joshu Health Reporter For Dailymail.Com 13:11 24 Oct 2023, updated 15:55 24 Oct 2023 Blood pressure rises and ...
Coming to the end of Sober October, or planning to do Dry January? This is what happens to your body after just 30 days of quitting alcohol – and how the benefits begin from the MINUTE you stop drinking
Some 40 million Americans are currently embarking on a month free of alcohol, as part of the annual Sober October ...
Not so good after all? Having high levels of HDL cholesterol ‘might raise your risk of dementia’ – but scientists find NO link with ‘bad’ type
Having high levels of so-called ‘good’ cholesterol could raise the risk of dementia, research suggests. Scientists tracked rates of the ...
