Heavy Drinking News Today

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A new report by the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute shed light on excessive drinking in New Mexico. The annual County Health Rankings and Roadmaps report is intended to highlight the factors that can impact our health outcomes and disparities nationwide. To calculate each region’s drinking rate, researchers used self-reported data […]

A recent report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) showed more people are dying from excessive alcohol consumption nationwide, and San Diego ranks among the worst places in California dealing with excessive alcohol use.

New Jersey doesn't rank in Top 20 Excessive Drinking States in America, there are 11 NJ Counties with over 20 percent of Adults classified as Excessive Drinkers

As Dry January gains popularity, it's crucial to recognize that older adults can also benefit significantly from this movement, reducing health risks, improving physical and mental health, fostering a sense of community, and encouraging healthier habits, making it a universal initiative for all ages.

Fatty liver disease can cause liver damage and can be one health effect of long-term heavy drinking. Now, research shows that the illness can prove even more deadly for women who drink than for men.

Drinking too much alcohol may disrupt the healthy balance in the lungs and impact your breathing, a study warns.

Switzerland: Access to a smartphone alcohol intervention app throughout the 12-month follow-up was helpful in limiting the average drinking volume of university students who had self-reported the...

In this article, we are going to discuss the 30 drunkest cities in America in 2023. You can skip our detailed analysis of the economic cost of excessive drinking, the effects of Covid-19 on drinking habits, the pharmaceutical treatment for heavy drinking, and the workplace drinking culture, and go directly to 10 Drunkest Cities in […]

Alcohol has been gaining momentum despite people largely being aware of its far-reaching ill effects on human health, especially addiction.

Ireland recently passed legislation to introduce clearer alcohol labels to warn about the risks of liver disease and fatal cancers from drinking alcohol. Australia should do the same.