Despite recommendations last June from an advisory committee, the latest edition of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, jointly released by the federal departments of Agriculture and Health and…
Cognitive behavioral therapy was found to reduce symptoms of insomnia among young adult binge drinkers in a pilot study recently released by the University of Missouri School of Medicine and…
Two studies released this month have brought into focus the degree to which Americans are turning to illicit substances and alcohol in response to the stress brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Individuals consuming alcohol within Canada’s weekly low-risk drinking guidelines “are not insulated from harm,” according to research published in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs.
The…
Several financial stressors created by the COVID-19 pandemic have been linked to higher odds of experiencing negative health behavior changes, including increased alcohol consumption, according to…
A statewide alcohol-monitoring program that requires South Dakota individuals who have faced multiple drunk driving charges to be tested frequently for alcohol use has been linked to a reduction in…
Conspicuous labels outlining drinking guidelines or consumption risks printed on alcohol bottles may, in fact, lead consumers to reduce their alcohol intake, according to research recently published…
More than 40% of food service workers responding to an American Addiction Centers (AAC) survey consider casual substance use to be part of their field's work culture, the addiction treatment…
“Magic. Medicine. Misery.”
That was how veteran journalist Elizabeth Vargas described her relationship with alcohol during her keynote address at the National Conference on Addiction Disorders East…
Alcohol still has a role in more than two-thirds of admissions to Mountainside Treatment Center, and clinical leaders are focused on improving outcomes for women.