A Military Mother’s Recovery Story: My Only Comfort Almost Killed Me
A military mother’s story of recovery from alcohol addiction: how she overcame the need to drink before it was too late.
How to Avoid Impaired Driving This Holiday Season
People often drive under the influence, but drunk driving rates skyrocket during the holidays. Here are a few ways to avoid driving impaired.
Alcohol-Linked Death Triple After Weight-Loss Surgery
A recent study found that Roux-en-Y gastric bypass surgery patients are more likely to die from alcohol overdose or substance abuse. Learn more.
Alcohol Use Accelerates Sunburn, Study Says
A new study shows that alcohol use can cause sunburn more quickly and may increase the risk of skin cancer over time.
Low-Alcohol Vodka Introduced to Post-Millennial, Gen-Zers Amidst Reduced Alcohol Use
Low-alcohol vodka and other low-alcohol drinks are being introduced, as millennials and younger generations reportedly drink less.
Korean Air Defends Pilot Who Tried to Drink at Work During Flight
Korean Air made light of a pilot trying to drink on the job by issuing him a verbal warning and demoting the chief cabin crew member who refused to serve…
Anne Hathaway Explained Her Decision To Quit Drinking And It’s So Important
After binge drinking and hangovers, Anne Hathaway decides to be sober for the next 18 years for the sake of her son.
Alcohol Abuse Deaths Rise Among Elderly Due to Lack of Community Support Programs
Learn how the U.K. is working to combat deaths related to elderly alcohol abuse, including by implementing more community support programs.
New Research: Low-Level Alcohol Use Increases Miscarriage Risk
New research shows that even low levels of alcohol during pregnancy can pose complications, including an increased risk of miscarriage.
Alcohol & Nicotine Use Before Bed Disrupts Sleep More Than Coffee
New research shows alcohol and nicotine can be much more disruptive to sleep than caffeine, and people with insomnia are urged to avoid them before bed.
UTHealth Study Assesses If Diabetes Medicine Can Help Reduce Stress Drinking
Could a Type 2 diabetes drug provide a better treatment for people who drink to cope with stress and anxiety? Texas researchers think so.
Bootleg Alcohol Could Be Behind the Deaths in the Dominican Republic
Eight American deaths are under investigation and may be the result of fake or bootleg alcohol consumed by tourists in the Dominican Republic.
Study Finds Alcohol Impacts Risk of Postmenopausal Hip Fractures
Study finds that moderate alcohol consumption, especially red wine, reduces the risk of hip fractures in men and women age 50 and older.
Binge Drinking Impacts One in 10 Older Adults, Study Shows
Binge drinking is growing among the elderly population. A recent study found that one in 10 people over the age of 65 are binge drinking.
Rip Torn Dies: Oscar-Nominated Actor Struggled with Alcoholism
Award-winning actor Rip Torn passes away at 88. Torn was best-known for his role on The Larry Sanders show, but battled alcohol abuse.
Binge Drinking is Costing the U.S. Economy
Binge drinking creates costs that go far beyond the individual. Learn more about the different costs of binge drinking and who is paying them.
Setting a Minimum Unit Price on Alcohol
Minimum unit pricing for alcohol is a strategy adopted by many countries to combat the dangers of alcohol abuse.
Can Sober October Change Your Relationship With Alcohol?
Sober October brings awareness to alcohol abuse, opens up discussion about substance abuse, reduces stigma, and can be an effective prevention effort.
The Secondhand Effect of Alcohol in the U.S.
The secondhand effects of alcohol can be very harmful and negatively impact the families and loved ones of people who drink.
Toxic Elements Found In Alcohol Bottles, Study Finds
A study found that several kinds of toxins are present on alcohol bottles, posing a health risk during handling and recycling.
Mom’s Post on Quitting Drinking Goes Viral After Uncomfortable Encounter with Another Mom
One mother’s story of turning down playdate mimosas goes viral, as the wine mom culture among parents continues to be pervasive.
WHO Releases Global Strategy to Reduce Alcohol Abuse Rates
The World Health Organization provided ten powerful ways to help governments and societies reduce the financial and social impact of alcohol abuse.
What Alcohol Awareness Month Means to Me
What Alcohol Awareness Month Means to Me
How a sober, alcohol awareness month has a great deal of meaning to a recovering alcoholic as they reflect on their addiction and sobriety.
The Young-American Revolt Against Alcohol Use
The Young-American Revolt Against Alcohol Use
Alcohol is the most popular substance to use among Americans. However, alcohol use is actually dropping, particularly for two age groups.