Heavy Drinkers

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  This Holiday Season, Say No To Hangovers- Know How Frequent Hangovers Affect Your Health

  Hangover effects: Hangovers are more than just vomiting and headaches. If you get a hangover after small doses of alcohol, then avoid drinking completely. Read here to know other tips to prevent hangovers, especially during the holiday season.

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  Decoded! Why Some Casual Drinkers Turn Into Heavy Alcoholics

  Scientists have now discovered neurons in a specific brain region that might be responsible for triggering sudden uptick in alcohol consumption.

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  Flavonoid-Rich Diet May Reduce Risk Of Heart Disease, Cancer In Heavy Smokers And Drinkers: Study

  The study indicated that flavonoids may have health benefits particularly for those who are heavy smokers and alcoholics.

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  Underage Drinkers More Likely To Drink In Outdoor Settings, Says Study

  People who start drinking early on in life have high chances of developing heavy drinking and alcohol dependence later on in life, according to a new study conducted by a group of researchers from Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation in the US.

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  Heavy Drinking Can Raise Bad Bacteria In Mouth: Here's How

  A new study says that people who drink more than daily recommended limit of alcohol may get an unhealthy mix of bad bacteria in their mouths.

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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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  Heavy Drinking May Be Linked With An Increased Risk Of Developing Dementia: Study

  Heavy drinkers are at a risk of developing dementia, a progressive brain disease that generally begins with mild memory loss

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  Drinking Hot Tea Can Lead To Esophageal Cancer In Heavy Drinkers And Smokers

  A new study has linked high esophageal cancer risks to excessive drinking of hot tea in people who drink and smoke.

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  Reduced Alcohol Intake May Prevent The Chances of Developing Cancer: Study

  Drinking alcohol has long been associated with various health hazards including development of cancers in the body.

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  People Who Drink Alcohol Daily Are Less Likely To Get Dementia

  Researchers claim that people who consume up to three alcoholic drinks everyday are likely to live longer and do not suffer from dementia or other cognitive ailments.

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  Exercise May Offset Health Risks Of Drinking: Study

  Heavy drinkers who exercise are less likely to die from alcohol-related diseases than those who don't, a study suggested Thursday, Researchers used British population data between 1994 and 2006, comparing health outcomes with self-reported alcohol intake and exercise levels of more than 36,000 people.

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  Can't Live Without Coffee? Blame Your Genes

  Those who metabolize caffeine faster are more likely to drink more of it and the ones with only a couple of the gene variations are less likely to be heavy coffee drinkers than others.

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  Alcohol Addiction May Trigger Various Cancers in Indians: Reports

  Not just harming their heart and brain, alcohol dependency may also be behind several forms of cancers among heavy drinkers in low-income countries like India, researchers have warned.

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  A Bar that Helps People Quit Alcohol

  Inside the hospital researchers are testing a possible new treatment to help heavy drinkers cut back - using a replica of a fully stocked bar.

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  Testing Anti-Drinking Drug With Help of a Fake Bar

  Inside the hospital at the National Institutes of Health, researchers are testing a possible new treatment to help heavy drinkers cut back - using a replica of a fully stocked bar.