Alcohol Affect On Brain
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Even Moderate Alcohol Consumption Can Shrink Your Brain, Warns Cardiologist
- Tuesday September 16, 2025
- Health | Written by Varsha Vats
While alcohol might seem socially acceptable in moderate amounts, its effects on brain are far from benign. The long-term consequences of even moderate consumption can hinder cognitive abilities, memory formation, and emotional stability.
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Use These Amazing Natural Remedies To Prevent Migraine
- Thursday November 15, 2018
- Health | DoctorNDTV
Migraine often affects all age groups and runs in the family. However, women are more likely to have migraines than men. Family history is one of the primary risk factors for having migraines.
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Teens Are More Susceptible To Effects Of Binge Drinking
- Thursday September 27, 2018
- Health | Carolyn Y. Johnson, Joel Achenbach, The Washington Post
High school binge drinking has declined in recent decades in part because dozens of states, as well as the District of Columbia, raised the minimum legal drinking age to 21 in the 1980s, said Katherine Keyes, an epidemiologist at Columbia University and an expert on alcohol consumption.
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Even Moderate Alcohol Consumption Can Shrink Your Brain, Warns Cardiologist
- Tuesday September 16, 2025
- Health | Written by Varsha Vats
While alcohol might seem socially acceptable in moderate amounts, its effects on brain are far from benign. The long-term consequences of even moderate consumption can hinder cognitive abilities, memory formation, and emotional stability.
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www.ndtv.com
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Use These Amazing Natural Remedies To Prevent Migraine
- Thursday November 15, 2018
- Health | DoctorNDTV
Migraine often affects all age groups and runs in the family. However, women are more likely to have migraines than men. Family history is one of the primary risk factors for having migraines.
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www.ndtv.com
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Teens Are More Susceptible To Effects Of Binge Drinking
- Thursday September 27, 2018
- Health | Carolyn Y. Johnson, Joel Achenbach, The Washington Post
High school binge drinking has declined in recent decades in part because dozens of states, as well as the District of Columbia, raised the minimum legal drinking age to 21 in the 1980s, said Katherine Keyes, an epidemiologist at Columbia University and an expert on alcohol consumption.
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