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Teenagers Who Drink Once A Week May Become Binge Drinkers Later: Study
If the findings of a new study are to be believed, teens below seventeen years of age who drink alcohol weekly may become binge drinkers later in life.
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Young Adults Beware! Binge Drinking Could Take Severe Toll On Heart: Study
If the findings of a latest study is to be believed, young binge drinkers are at higher risk of heart ailments as compared to the non-binge drinkers.
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Premenstrual Syndrome: Excess Alcohol May Worsen PMS, Try These Foods That May Fight The Condition
According to a study published in BMJ Open, women who are heavy drinkers are at an increased risk of pre-menstrual syndrome (PMS)
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Most Heavy Drinkers Are Not Alcoholics
Most people who drink to get drunk are not alcoholics, a new government report concludes, suggesting that more can be done to help heavy drinkers cut back. The finding, from a government survey of 138,100 adults, counters the conventional wisdom that...
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A New Test Can Predict if Your Teen Will Be a Binge Drinker
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention describes binge drinking as five or more drinks in a row for men and four or more drinks at a time for women. In recent years, binge drinking has become a serious threat, especially for young adults. Research...
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New Model to Predict Binge Drinking in Teens
Scientists have developed a model that can predict which teens will become binge drinkers at the age of 16.
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Binge Drinking Catastrophic for Older Drinkers
Among older moderate drinkers, those who binge have a significantly greater mortality risk than their compatriots, new research shows. Binge drinking is increasingly being recognised as a significant public health concern worldwide."In fact, the US Center...
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Smooth ride home for pub drinkers
Binge drinkers at Bangalore pubs can now get a safe ride home after some hectic partying, that too for free!
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I'm not an alcoholic: Symonds
Australian all-rounder Andrew Symonds concedes he is a binge drinker and struggles to cope with the attention that comes with being a cricketer.
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Teenagers Who Drink Once A Week May Become Binge Drinkers Later: Study
If the findings of a new study are to be believed, teens below seventeen years of age who drink alcohol weekly may become binge drinkers later in life.
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Young Adults Beware! Binge Drinking Could Take Severe Toll On Heart: Study
If the findings of a latest study is to be believed, young binge drinkers are at higher risk of heart ailments as compared to the non-binge drinkers.
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Premenstrual Syndrome: Excess Alcohol May Worsen PMS, Try These Foods That May Fight The Condition
According to a study published in BMJ Open, women who are heavy drinkers are at an increased risk of pre-menstrual syndrome (PMS)
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Most Heavy Drinkers Are Not Alcoholics
Most people who drink to get drunk are not alcoholics, a new government report concludes, suggesting that more can be done to help heavy drinkers cut back. The finding, from a government survey of 138,100 adults, counters the conventional wisdom that...
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A New Test Can Predict if Your Teen Will Be a Binge Drinker
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention describes binge drinking as five or more drinks in a row for men and four or more drinks at a time for women. In recent years, binge drinking has become a serious threat, especially for young adults. Research...
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New Model to Predict Binge Drinking in Teens
Scientists have developed a model that can predict which teens will become binge drinkers at the age of 16.
-
Binge Drinking Catastrophic for Older Drinkers
Among older moderate drinkers, those who binge have a significantly greater mortality risk than their compatriots, new research shows. Binge drinking is increasingly being recognised as a significant public health concern worldwide."In fact, the US Center...
-
Smooth ride home for pub drinkers
Binge drinkers at Bangalore pubs can now get a safe ride home after some hectic partying, that too for free!
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I'm not an alcoholic: Symonds
Australian all-rounder Andrew Symonds concedes he is a binge drinker and struggles to cope with the attention that comes with being a cricketer.
