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Many phone apps offer to help people cut down on drinking – but do they actually work?

A free smartphone app, Drink Less, can help people who would benefit most from reducing their alcohol consumption to do so successfully, according to a large randomised controlled trial led by UCL researchers and involving University of Bristol acade

Researchers at UCL said their Drink Less app, which is available to download for free on Apple devices, can help people who are high-risk drinkers.

People using the app reduced booze intake by an extra two units a week, compared to those who followed standard NHS advice, research indicated.

Addiction specialist Dr Ryan Wade from Connecticut, US, says you can trick your brain into quitting cigarettes or going sober by filling your time with friends and sports.

In homes across the country, as dusk strips the light from our day, there is the pervasive sound of glasses clinking. “It’s wine o’clock,” we think to...

Telegraph: Whether you want to stop drinking or cut back, these strategies can help.

Giving up alcohol can be a struggle, no matter how much you drink. Here are some simple strategies to remember

Sobriety and NoLo beverages might be more popular than ever, but Britains booze habits are not quite as abstemious as the headlines suggest – theyre just more polarised.

/PRNewswire/ -- The wine corks market is expected to grow by USD 3,006.6 million during the five-year forecast period, according to Technavio. As per the...