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Moderate drinking is riskier than we thought, study warnsFor years, moderate alcohol consumption—especially red wine—was often portrayed as a possible part of a healthy lifestyle.
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Even moderate drinking raises the risk of cancer, heart disease and early deathA growing body of genetic and epidemiological research now points to the same conclusion: there is no clearly safe level of ...
Thinking of sticking to old federal guidelines for alcohol? You should reconsider, says this new study commissioned by HHS.
Researchers commissioned by Biden claim the Trump administration sidelined the findings, which were released today, because ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (Photo: Dylan de Jonge/Unsplash) A newly published study is challenging some recent claims about alcohol and cancer, finding no ...
This study provides the most comprehensive U.S. estimates to date of lifetime risks of alcohol-attributable mortality and morbidity, showing that even moderate levels of consum ...
Alcohol’s health risks extend beyond the liver, according to a major review of 843 studies. Oncologists say the findings ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A newly published study found even “moderate” drinking levels raise the risk of premature death and more than 200 diseases. - ...
A glass of red wine a day keeps the doctor away, right? Not so fast. A large-scale European study recently published in the journal Lancet says the heart-healthy benefits from moderate drinking are ...
Share on Pinterest Even moderate drinking can impair brain blood flow, a new study shows. Image credit: Liliya Krueger/Getty Images A new study examined the impact of alcohol consumption in healthy ...
A New Study of More Than 340,000 People Just Revealed How Your Drink of Choice Affects Your Lifespan
A decades-long study from a team of scientists at the Second Xiangya Hospital at Central South University in Changsha, China analyzed data from UK Biobank, an ongoing U.K. study which has collected ...
The guidelines, released earlier this year, suggest that Americans consume “less alcohol for better overall health,” without detailing the risks of even moderate drinking. HealthDay News — The debate ...
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