Why COVID-19 can be ‘toxic’ for people in alcohol recovery
Health professionals won’t have a true picture of the long-term consequences of COVID-19 on addiction recovery for months, if not longer.
Hungover? Here’s what your body is telling you
Human beings are social creatures, and there’s a high likelihood that at least one other individual feels the same as you the morning after the night before.
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Why millennials are increasingly choosing an alcohol-free lifestyle
Millennials are increasingly reevaluating their relationship with alcohol. A movement known as “sober curious” is gaining popularity with these young adults, who are questioning both the physical effects of alcohol and the way drinking is ingrained in American culture. And…
Schumer: ATF should investigate Dominican Republic deaths
The Senate's top Democrat said Sunday that the U.S. government should step up efforts to investigate the deaths of at least eight Americans in the Dominican Republic this year.
How much alcohol can cause fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, a difficult to diagnose condition, sometimes called an "invisible disability"? Doctors don't know. While official guidelines say no amount of alcohol is safe to drink during pregnancy, women often receive mixed…
The National Institutes of Health will shut down a controversial industry-funded study of moderate drinking and heart disease after a task force found severe ethical and scientific lapses in the study’s planning and execution, the agency’s director said Friday.
Start the New Year with this cucumber-infused twist on a sparkling cocktail.
There are some habits that aren’t worth breaking. This traditional whiskey or bourbon drink is 200 years old by some accounts.
Under Prohibition, basement and back-alley bartenders had to think outside the bottle.
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