Heavy drinkers had a 133% higher chance of having brain lesions compared with nondrinkers, a study found. A medical expert explains how much alcohol is too much.

David Hackworthy of Falcon Heights rolls a wheel during a league game of Feather Bowling at Pryes Brewing in Minneapolis on ...

At Bar Kabawa, the daiquiri-flavored daiquiri is called the Kabawa daiquiri, and it is poured over shaved ice, making it a ...

Though we almost always braise beef in stock or wine, you can achieve both alliteration and beautifully braised beef using ...

Frequent and excessive drinking can lead to several problems with the skin including flushing, reduced elasticity, and dryness. Some changes can be benign, such as dry skin or flushing.

BEER BELLIES ARE beloved when they're on a your grandfather or Santa Claus. Even Patrick Mahomes has been getting some serious cred for being an all-star athlete with a little pudge. But, when one ...

David Paul Morris / Bloomberg via Getty Images Soft-drink and beer makers stand to benefit as Americans consume less booze. That's the take of analysts at Morgan Stanley, who late Tuesday ...

What you drink is just as important as what you eat. “Caffeine and alcohol both have the potential to interfere with sleep, and some sleep experts recommend no caffeine after noon,” said RDN Samantha ...

But when you add black salt, turmeric, and cinnamon powder to it, this drink becomes a powerful health booster. These ingredients work together to detox your body, improve digestion, and ...

It’s common for people who drink alcohol to wake up the next day with a distinct sense of worry, panic, unease, or fear. Along with headache and nausea, anxiety can be a symptom of alcohol withdrawal ...

UIM president Neil de Beer’s hugely popular Sunday Show with Chris Steyn has catapulted the former intelligence operative into the public limelight – skyrocketing demand for a five-year-old book. In ...