A new study reveals that gender differences may impact the effects of alcohol on the brain reward system. The study is a collaboration between Massachusetts General Hospital and Boston Universtiy School of Medicine.
Drinking is good. Drinking is not good. Plethora of research on the matter has come up with both of these answers. Confused? Read this post to get your questions answered!
Intelligent youngsters also destined to do the same things during adulthood, Researchers from University College London found.
Individuals who consume too much alcohol had a higher risk of heart attack or myocardial infarction according to a latest study.
Alcohol intake, whether light or moderate, may be good for some people but it also affects heartbeat irregularly. Dietary Guidelines for Americans suggests that moderate drinking is only up to one drink per day for women and up to two drinks per day for men.
Based on the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report, about ten percent of pregnant women drink alcohol, while many have also done binge drinking during their pregnancy.
A new study suggests that there is no cure for hangovers, only prevention based on alcohol consumption.
A Scottish study has discovered that moderate to heavy alcohol consumption can reduce the chances of patients suffering from fibromyalgia or getting disabled. However, medical experts worry that this approach may be the wrong treatment for chronic pain.
