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Alcohol-cancer risk would prompt New Yorkers to cut back on drinking, Mount Sinai South Nassau poll finds
The troubling link between alcohol consumption and increased cancer risk would prompt more than half of New Yorkers surveyed ...
Alcohol causes cancer, and less than one drink can increase your risk—a cancer biologist explains how
Alcohol, whether consumed regularly or only on special occasions, takes a toll on your body. From your brain and heart, to ...
Alcohol causes cancer, and less than 1 drink can increase your risk − a cancer biologist explains how
Alcohol is the third-leading preventable cause of cancer in the US, accounting for tens of thousands of cancer deaths per ...
Groundbreaking Study Explores THC Beverages as a Wellness Alternative to Alcohol
MoreBetter, a leader in Real-World-Data collection and research, has announced a pioneering study aimed at understanding the ...
Health Beat: Heavy drinking and brain lesions
Scientists examined their brain tissue and asked their family members about their drinking. Heavy drinkers were 133% more likely to develop a brain lesion compared with non-drinke ...
Want to cut back on alcohol? Try one of these mocktails!
“I have a recipe for a tropical refresher mocktail, and it's just three ingredients," she said. “So, we have orange juice and ...
Heavy drinking linked with lasting impact on the brain, study finds
Heavy drinking is associated with an increased risk of a type of brain injury linked with memory and thinking problems.
A CEO who quit drinking feels fitter now than in her 20s. She's no longer groggy, can manage stress, and has her weekends back.
Sam White, a CEO, would drag herself through Mondays after drinking on weekends. She quit to become the best version of ...