Category: binge drinking

With the help of social media, mommy wine culture has become a pop culture phenomenon that glorifies and normalizes heavy alcohol use amongst mothers.

A Johns Hopkins study of college alcohol policies found that that less than half of schools’ guidelines ranked as “most effective” in preventing drinking.

Research has shown that both the size and shape of drinking glass can have a significant effect on how quickly people consume alcohol.

Summer is a wonderful time to go outside and enjoy outdoor activities. However, when these activities include alcohol, it can be a dangerous mix.

Alcohol poisoning is a serious condition that can cause permanent damage or even death; it occurs when someone consumes too much alcohol.

The relationship between anxiety, exams, and college drinking is not as straightforward and causal as most studies have made it seem.

One of the most fatal, yet slow-progressing, diseases is alcoholic hepatitis. Here are 5 symptoms to watch out for before the disease progresses too far.

Alcohol companies have crafted new beverages, like alcopops, along with more pervasive marketing strategies to target today’s young people.

What happens to your body when you drink alcohol? The path of alcohol through the body touches many major organs as well as the brain.