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Small Dietary Changes Can Lower Carbon Footprint - Vimarsana News

Small Dietary Changes Can Lower Carbon Footprint

Making small dietary changes can lower the carbon footprint, according to a study published online.

Alcoholic drinks need stronger – and larger – warnings about cancer risk, doctors say - Vimarsana News

Alcoholic drinks need stronger – and larger – warnings about cancer risk, doctors say

The cancer risk associated with alcohol consumption is well-documented, but the warning labels affixed to alcoholic beverages are too vague and not placed prominently enough to be effective, two doctors argue in the New England Journal of Medicine. Nearly 70% of Americans are not aware that alcohol increases the risk of various cancers, including breast cancer. The labels have not been updated since the late 1980s.

More Detailed Alcohol Warning Labels Could Reduce Health Harms - Vimarsana News

More Detailed Alcohol Warning Labels Could Reduce Health Harms

Researchers purpose updating alcohol container warnings to include more detailed risk information

Updating alcohol container warning labels could help consumers to make more informed decisions - Vimarsana News

Updating alcohol container warning labels could help consumers to make more informed decisions

You know drinking alcohol isn't the best thing for your health, but just how bad is it? After all, in the United States, two thirds of adults report some degree of alcohol use.

Alcohol Warning Labels Need Updates to Reflect Harms: NEJM - Vimarsana News

Alcohol Warning Labels Need Updates to Reflect Harms: NEJM

Warning labels on alcohol products are outdated and do not reflect the harms caused by alcohol, including the increased risk of cancer, say the authors of an NEJM article.