alcohol

Teens Divulge Risky Behavior on Social Networking Sites

Health - January 6, 2009

But e-mail intervention may spur some adolescents to change, study finds more >>

Utah State Sorority and Fraternity Charged With Felony Hazing

By Alison Go - The Paper Trail - January 5, 2009

Charges are related to alcohol-poisoning death of fraternity pledge in November. more >>

Health Tip: When Older Adults Drink

Health - December 31, 2008

As a person ages, the same amount of alcohol could have a greater effect more >>

Risk-Takers May Lack Ability to Limit Brain Chemical

Health - December 30, 2008

Finding might lead to new treatments for a variety of addictions, researchers say more >>

Resolving to Break an Addictive Habit?

Health - December 30, 2008

5 key steps might make it easier to start 2009 with less dependency more >>

Moms-to-Be Who Drink May Damage Fetus' White Matter

Health - December 19, 2008

Study says brain microstructural changes may lead to cognitive problems more >>

Gene Boosts Drinkers' Colon Cancer Risk

Health - December 19, 2008

About a fifth of white Americans carry the mutation, researchers say more >>

Drink Screw-topped Wines

By Kimberly Palmer - Nation & World - December 18, 2008

You can save money and the wines taste better, according to some experts. more >>

States Eye Higher Taxes on Beer, Wine, and Liquor

By Justin Ewers - Nation & World - December 18, 2008

But raising the price of booze draws a strong backlash from the industry and some consumers. more >>

Toxic Poinsettias? Hangover Cures? It May Be All Fiction

Health - December 18, 2008

Researchers debunk common holiday and wintertime health myths more >>

America's Top 10 Alcohol-Drinking Cities—and 10 Most Sober Cities, Too

By Megan Johnson - Health - December 17, 2008

In parts of the country, nearly 1 in 10 adults drinks heavily. Elsewhere, fewer than 1 percent do. more >>

Deciphering the Language of Intoxication

Health - December 15, 2008

Tipsy and drunk mean different things to men and women and could alter treatment, study finds more >>

Liquor and the Press Go Hand in Hand

By Paul Bedard and Nikki Schwab - Washington Whispers - December 12, 2008

The National Press Club was the first to win its liquor license back after Prohibition. more >>

Blagojevich Day 3, Alcoholic Feminists, and Reverend Wright Undead

By Andrew Burt - Opinion - December 11, 2008

A taste-testing of today's blogosphere. more >>

10% of U.S. High School Seniors Use Vicodin

Health - December 11, 2008

And the decline in marijuana use among teens is slowing, survey finds more >>

Health Tip: Alcohol Safety

Health - December 11, 2008

Read these suggestions before you say "cheers" more >>

Feminists Didn’t Drive Women to Alcohol

By Bonnie Erbe - Bonnie Erbe - December 10, 2008

Second Wave Feminism Isn't to Blame for Increased Female Drinking more >>

Boston Beer: Secrets of Success

By Kimberly Palmer - Money & Business - December 5, 2008

Boston Beer holds contests, attends festivals, and shares its own knowledge and hops with other brewers more >>

The Company Behind a Bottle of Sam Adams

By Kimberly Palmer - Money & Business - December 5, 2008

As the economy goes flat, Boston Beer tries to keep its head. more >>

Alcohol After Prohibition: Do We Have It Right Yet?

By Robert Schlesinger - Robert Schlesinger - December 4, 2008

Do we have it right yet? more >>

Doctors Issue New Neuropathy Test Guidelines

Health - December 4, 2008

Common nerve problem best diagnosed with combination of assessments, researchers say more >>

75 Years After the Repeal of Prohibition, We’re Still Captives of the ‘Dry’ Crusaders

By Maureen Ogle - Opinion - December 4, 2008

75 years later, "dry" crusaders are still affecting our ability to take a drink, Maureen Ogle writes. more >>

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