The decrease was good news in a state that has wrangled with the nation's highest alcohol-related death rate — one that has ...

The risk of cancer increases with the level of alcohol consumption. The Surgeon General’s report estimates that an alcohol-related cancer will develop in about 10 of every 100 men who consume less ...

After heavy meals, discomfort is common. Newsweek explores how festive feasts impact your body and shares tips from experts on easing the aftermath.

There is no “safe amount of alcohol consumption,” researchers from the World Health Organization advise. Drinking as few as ...

The current Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend skipping alcohol altogether or drinking it in moderation, defined as two drinks maximum a day for men, one drink or less a day for women.

and there’s a nearly 22% risk of developing an alcohol-related cancer with two drinks a day. For men, those same risks are 10% for less than one drink a week, 11% for one drink a day and 13% ...

The risks of drinking wine, even in moderation Related ... any alcohol consumption can increase cancer risk. Heavy drinking — more than four drinks per session for women and five for men ...

we need to focus on making the first steps more accessible to reduce the overall burden of alcohol for good," the editorial says. During the COVID-19 pandemic, people with depression and anxiety, and ...

Americans should be better informed about the link between alcohol and cancer, in particular, Murthy argues in his advisory, noting alcohol consumption is to blame for nearly one million preventable ...

About 20,000 people die every year from those alcohol-related cancer cases ... recommend women have one drink or fewer per day while men should stick to two or fewer. Associated Press writer ...

Vivek Murthy recommends an update to the warning labels on alcohol to indicate that it causes ... guidelines of one a day for women and two for men, that there is no risk to their health or ...