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No, just 1 glass of wine a day is NOT good for your health — despite what 'health' sites might recommend
New research found that previous claims about health benefits from moderate drinking may be flawed,…
What’s the deal with the "Listerine mouthwash causes cancer" claim?
It is sobering when everyday items we trustingly pick off racks at the supermarket turn out to be a…
38% of Indians have non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, says AIIMS study
The cause of 'fatty liver' or 'steatohepatitis' is the recent westernisation of our diets which inv…
PTI
‘Night owls’ score consistently higher in cognitive tests compared to ‘morning people’, study finds!
Researchers from Imperial College London have found that ‘night owls’ might be cognitively sharper …
1 alcoholic drink a day may reduce your risk of stress-related heart attacks, study says
Researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital studied brain scans of 754 people and said they found…
Mia de Graaf
Men who drink a beer a day have more diverse gut bacteria, study finds
A diverse mix of "good" and "bad" gut bacteria is important for digestion and overall health.
Rachel Hosie
Married couples often share high blood pressure, study shows
High blood pressure, or hypertension, can lead to blindness and increase your risk of death. Workin…
Julia Naftulin
After alcohol, India has a rising cannabis addiction problem, warns AIIMS study
While alcohol addiction affects an estimated 57 million Indians, a major study by the All India Ins…
Red wine drinkers have less stomach fat than spirits or beer drinkers, study finds
Red wine drinkers have smaller waists, study finds, which could be because wine is often consumed i…
Rachel Hosie
Less than 1 alcoholic drink a week in pregnancy is enough to change the fetal brain, study suggests
A new imaging study suggests even occasional drinking in pregnancy can slow fetal brain development…
Anna Medaris
Ultra-processed foods have been linked to 32 health problems in a study. But experts say you don't have to give up all your favorite snacks just yet.
Ultra-processed foods are a hot topic in health right now. A new study is the latest to link them t…
Serafina Kenny
India's cancer cases will surge to 20 lakh per year by 2026: AIIMS
India will see a surge in cancer cases in the coming years which could go upto 20 lakhs per year by…
ANI
Having 1 beer a day could age your brain two years, new study finds
Researchers found alcohol consumption within national safety guidelines was linked to a loss of bra…
Andrea Michelson
Alcohol killed thousands of young Americans in recent years, CDC study finds. Here are 5 signs you drink too much, and are at risk of serious illness.
Excessive drinking can increase the risk of health problems including: cancer, liver disease, high …
Catherine Schuster-Bruce
India witnessed 38% surge in alcohol consumption in seven years —and it isn’t going to slow: Study
In 2007, the alcohol consumption in India was at 4.3 litres per adult per year which increased t…
Domestic violence set to surge after Euros 2020 final due to alcohol consumption, whether England win or lose
Domestic violence incidents are predicted to rise after England's Euro's 2020 final at Wembley Stad…
Bethany Dawson
Having 1 or 2 alcoholic drinks a day increases risk of cancer by damaging DNA, new study finds
The lead author from the International Agency for Research on Cancer said "we urgently need to rais…
Gabby Landsverk
Drinking one small glass of wine a day is linked to heart problems, study finds
The study, published by the European Society of Cardiology, found even a small glass of wine a day …
Canela López
Russia lost the first Crimean War because of widespread alcoholism. Drinking is killing their troops in Ukraine, too, intel shows.
Alcoholism has historically been an issue for the Russian military: It caused Russia to lose the Cr…
Hannah Getahun
Chic online clubs are drawing millennials and Gen X'ers who want 'freedom from wine o clock' without labeling themselves alcoholics but unlike AA, most aren't free
Clubs like Tempest, The Luckiest Club, and SoberSis are giving sobriety a makeover for the Instagra…