Topic: United States

Light drinking after heart attack may have benefits

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Moderate drinkers who continue the habit after suffering a heart attack may fare better than their counterparts who give up alcohol, a new study suggests. Many studies have linked light-to-moderate drinking to a lower risk of developing ...

A tipple a day keeps obesity at bay: study

Women who drink a couple of glasses of red wine, beer or spirits a day are better at keeping the pounds off than women who do not drink at all, according to a study published Monday. Researchers at Brigham and Women?s Hospital ...

A bottle of pills to kick the bottle

LONDON (Reuters) - Does this sound like anyone you know? Darryl is 35, has a steady job, a stable home and good marriage, enjoys a few beers in front of the TV most nights -- doesn't have what most people would call ...
Author: Amit Chakraborty Drug and alcohol abuse has run rampant in the United States since the founding fathers penned the Declaration of Independence. The mass growth of tobacco fields in the south, the response and eventual redlining of the prohibition, and the ...

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US study exposes big drinking of older alcoholics

Older alcoholics knock back far more than younger ones, and for those over 60 that means an average of 42.5 drinks every week, a US study released Wednesday found. The research, led by Linda Ginzer of Ohio State University and carried out ...
Health Department report shows alcohol abuse cost New Mexico 993 lives, $2.5B in 2006Alcohol abuse cost New Mexico 993 lives and nearly $2.5 billion in 2006 in lost productivity, health care expenses and costs associated with property loss from crashes and fires, ...

Moderate drinking may not preserve thinking skills

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Think that a drink or two a day help keep your mind sharp into older age? Researchers from the United Kingdom may have poked a hole into that idea. Dr. Claudia Cooper, at University College London, and ...

University says curbing student binge drinking

CHICAGO (Reuters) - Indiana University junior Jason Dills said he and his friends still binge drink occasionally, but he has noticed a drop-off in the campus ritual that many U.S. colleges are battling. "There has been a decrease," the 21-year-old Dills said ...

Earlier drinking may mean more drinking problems

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - The minimum legal drinking age of 21 now in place by all U.S. states may have prevented a significant amount of alcoholism and drug abuse, according to a new study. In the study, researchers found that adults ...
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