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Heavy drinking may lead to breathing problems - Vimarsana News

Heavy drinking may lead to breathing problems

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

Source: femina.in
Smartphone app may help heavy drinker students cut down alcohol consumption and drinking days: BMJ - Vimarsana News

Smartphone app may help heavy drinker students cut down alcohol consumption and drinking days: BMJ

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...

30 Drunkest Cities in America in 2023 - Vimarsana News

30 Drunkest Cities in America in 2023

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 […]

Source: yahoo.com
Life Of An Alcoholic: The Dark Truth Of Addiction - Vimarsana News

Life Of An Alcoholic: The Dark Truth Of Addiction

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

Australia should follow Ireland's lead and add stronger health warning labels to alcohol - Vimarsana News

Australia should follow Ireland's lead and add stronger health warning labels to alcohol

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.