Scientists are homing in on how much—or how little—you can consume without raising your risk for health problems.

History of alcohol in America. People drank liquor back in the day because drinking water wasn’t safe, and alcohol was cheap ...

The average American drinks 60 percent more hard liquor now than in the mid-1990s, an unheralded surge in spirit consumption that signals changing tastes in alcohol. Americans are drinking mo… ...

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Binge drinking is defined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a "pattern of drinking that brings a person's blood alcohol concentration to 0.08 grams percent or above." ...

Moderate to high alcohol consumption is linked to a small but clear increase in pancreatic cancer risk. The study, led by ...

In the study on mice, US researchers found liver triglycerides — a type of blood fat — were almost 50 percent higher in binge drinkers' livers compared to mice that abstained from alcohol.

All of that was hard, but I focused on what I wanted to get out of it, which was to be a person who could live without alcohol. I’ve been 10 years sober now and I’ve never thought my life ...

Liquor and wine is sold exclusively at liquor stores, so don't expect to grab a bottle while getting gas in Utah. What states experience the highest binge drinking rates? Iowa : 22.5% ...

Even as life has returned to more or less normal this year, the COVID-induced drinking binge has continued — which isn’t great news for anybody other than the makers and sellers of alcoholic ...