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Beware! Frequent Drinking May Cause More Harm Than Binge Drinking
The researchers examined the relative importance of frequent drinking versus binge drinking for new-onset atrial fibrillation. The recent study was published in the journal EP Europace,
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Beware! Binge Drinking May Be More Injurious To Women: Study
Binge drinking was found to be a significant contributor to liver injury and the researchers reveal that it may be more injurious to women.
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Teens Are More Susceptible To Effects Of Binge Drinking
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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How Binge Drinking Affects Male And Female Brains?
Repeated binge drinking was found to significantly alter molecular pathways in the nucleus accumbens -- a region of the brain linked to addiction.
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Students, Beware! Binge Drinking in College May Lower Job Prospects Later
According to the study, published in the Journal of Applied Psychology, heavy drinking or to be more precise drinking at least six times a month could lower the chances for a fresh college graduate to land a job by 10 per cent. Sounds strange? Read this
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Binge Drinking May Increase Hypertension Risk In Young Adults: Study
Young adults in their twenties who regularly binge drink may have higher blood pressure and increased risk of developing hypertension, a new study has warned.
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Minimum Age for Alcohol Consumption to be Raised in Uttarakhand
Ruling Congress in Uttarakhand has demanded that the minimum age for alcohol consumption in the state be raised from 18 to 21 years.
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Drinking Young Might Lead to Alcohol Addiction in the Future
The subject of alcohol and binge-drinking is common with most teenagers. A few of them walk the fine line between drinking and binge drinking while many others try alcohol a couple of times and don't look back.A new study that appeared in the 'Journal...
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Even One Night of Heavy Drinking is Harmful
It has been established that excessive alcohol consumption can lead to chronic ailments but this new research brings out something surprising.According to a latest study conducted by University of Massachusetts Medical School, just one night of heavy...
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Microsoft updates and adds new Bing apps, brings synchronisation feature
While Bing Travel, Health & Fitness and Food & Drinks are introduced, the Bing News, Sports, Finance and Weather have been updated.
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Binge drinking claims two lives in Erode
In a case of binge drinking, two men died after they gulped down too many glasses of liquor at a state-run retail outlet in the district, police said. Twenty-four-year old Anandan, an autorickshaw driver, and his friend Balamurugan, an ambulance driver, had gone to the Indian Made Foreign Liquor outlet of TASMAC in Bhavani town on Sunday evening to...
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Winehouse goes on 16-hour alcohol binge
Amy Winehouse is back to her wild ways. The singer went on a 16-hour alcohol binge ending Tuesday.
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Beware! Frequent Drinking May Cause More Harm Than Binge Drinking
The researchers examined the relative importance of frequent drinking versus binge drinking for new-onset atrial fibrillation. The recent study was published in the journal EP Europace,
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Beware! Binge Drinking May Be More Injurious To Women: Study
Binge drinking was found to be a significant contributor to liver injury and the researchers reveal that it may be more injurious to women.
-
Teens Are More Susceptible To Effects Of Binge Drinking
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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How Binge Drinking Affects Male And Female Brains?
Repeated binge drinking was found to significantly alter molecular pathways in the nucleus accumbens -- a region of the brain linked to addiction.
-
Students, Beware! Binge Drinking in College May Lower Job Prospects Later
According to the study, published in the Journal of Applied Psychology, heavy drinking or to be more precise drinking at least six times a month could lower the chances for a fresh college graduate to land a job by 10 per cent. Sounds strange? Read this
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Binge Drinking May Increase Hypertension Risk In Young Adults: Study
Young adults in their twenties who regularly binge drink may have higher blood pressure and increased risk of developing hypertension, a new study has warned.
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Minimum Age for Alcohol Consumption to be Raised in Uttarakhand
Ruling Congress in Uttarakhand has demanded that the minimum age for alcohol consumption in the state be raised from 18 to 21 years.
-
Drinking Young Might Lead to Alcohol Addiction in the Future
The subject of alcohol and binge-drinking is common with most teenagers. A few of them walk the fine line between drinking and binge drinking while many others try alcohol a couple of times and don't look back.A new study that appeared in the 'Journal...
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Even One Night of Heavy Drinking is Harmful
It has been established that excessive alcohol consumption can lead to chronic ailments but this new research brings out something surprising.According to a latest study conducted by University of Massachusetts Medical School, just one night of heavy...
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Microsoft updates and adds new Bing apps, brings synchronisation feature
While Bing Travel, Health & Fitness and Food & Drinks are introduced, the Bing News, Sports, Finance and Weather have been updated.
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Binge drinking claims two lives in Erode
In a case of binge drinking, two men died after they gulped down too many glasses of liquor at a state-run retail outlet in the district, police said. Twenty-four-year old Anandan, an autorickshaw driver, and his friend Balamurugan, an ambulance driver, had gone to the Indian Made Foreign Liquor outlet of TASMAC in Bhavani town on Sunday evening to...
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Winehouse goes on 16-hour alcohol binge
Amy Winehouse is back to her wild ways. The singer went on a 16-hour alcohol binge ending Tuesday.
