A new 2025 study in BMJ Evidence Based Medicine suggests even moderate alcohol consumption raises dementia risk. Neurologist Dr. Sudhir Kumar states no amount of alcohol is truly safe for the brain, ...

Before you raise that next glass, adjusting how much you consume "even from low levels" could impact one key health marker.

New research reveals that any alcohol consumption, even light or moderate, significantly elevates dementia risk. A ...

Genetic analysis reveals people with higher alcohol consumption have 15-16% greater dementia risk, suggesting reducing alcohol intake could prevent cognitive decline.

This news challenges prior studies suggested that moderate drinking was still fine for overall health. Here's what you should know about the connection between your brain and alcohol. In recent years, ...

Even light drinking (under seven drinks a week) showed no protective effect in the largest combined study to date. Genetic analyses suggest the more alcohol you’re predisposed to consume, the higher ...

New evidence from large-scale genetic and cohort studies reveals that alcohol increases dementia risk across the dose range, overturning the myth of “safe” moderate drinking. Study: Alcohol use and ...

Despite recent reports suggesting a decline in alcohol consumption among young Americans, new findings reveal a different ...

The current ACC/AHA guideline advises people with elevated blood pressure to limit alcohol to one drink a day or less for ...

But the new Japanese study shows that even such "light-to-moderate" alcohol consumption is associated with increases in blood pressure, also known as hypertension. Packing in the booze altogether – or ...

A new medical study has issued a stark warning for those who believe that “just one drink” a few nights a week poses no real harm. The research, published in the journal Neurology, reveals that ...

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and queer college students distressed by harassment targeting their sexuality are at a higher risk ...