Women’s relationship with alcohol is changing. Explore how stress, burnout, alcohol marketing, impaired judgment, repercussions and the dangers of modern drinking culture are colliding.

One type of health-related challenge keeps popping up lately. Whether you know it as Sober October or Dry January, people are ...

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A first-of-its-kind study found that states with higher-than-average alcohol use disorder prevalence among women often have ...

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Pausing drinking, even for just a few weeks, can have noticeable health benefits. Experts explain what you can expect if ...

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Alcohol affects men and women very differently, especially women dependent on alcohol. For five years, the Yale Program on Sex Differences in Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD), headed by Dr. Sherry McKee, ...

This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. New U.S. Dietary Guidelines deliver a clear directive: drink less. The evidence shows ...

New research suggests Americans are drinking less than they did during the pandemic—with one major caveat: Adults aged 50-64 are drinking more.