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Alcohol use disorder or alcoholism is an inability to control drinking. It can cause short term and long term physical, as well as psychological effects on the patient.

Liver Transplant Specialist, Dr. Arvinder Singh Soin recently warned about the dangerous side effects of bingeing on alcohol on weekends through a social media post. He has also suggested that weekend bingeing may actually be worse than drinking alcohol regularly. Read on to know more about the doctor’s warning and the health risks involved in weekend bingeing of alcohol. , Health News, Times Now

A potentially deadly condition is becoming increasingly common in the UK - and with no obvious signs or symptoms, high blood pressure could strike when you don't even know you're at risk

Teen drinking has not declined in the years since China banned underage drinking. Better enforcement and changes in attitudes to alcohol are needed.

A new study published in the journal Addiction found that childless women aged 35 are at highest risk of binge drinking and Alchohol Use Disorder (AUD).

The study found that people were more likely to binge drink on the days they were in a good mood.

A new study released by the website ‘Help Advisor’ states that Montana had the highest percentage.

Alcohol consumption has been on the rise with binge-drinking increasing by 21% during the COVID-19 pandemic. Zinnia Health explored binge-drinking trends and how they vary across several states.

A new study released by the website ‘Help Advisor’ states that Montana had the highest percentage.

A new study released by the website ‘Help Advisor’ states that Montana had the highest percentage.