A new major federal report says having more than seven drinks per week carries a 1 in 1,000 risk of dying from alcohol use.

A new study found that 53.5 percent of surveyed US college students reported experiencing at least one harm caused by someone else’s drinking, ranging from verbal abuse and physical confrontations to ...

Alcohol tolerance may not decrease with age, but older adults may experience increased alcohol effects because of changes in ...

or alcohol. When that happens, it's called a drug interaction. It could make your medication stop working, become less effective, or too strong. It could also trigger side effects. The more you ...

to 50–60% (either drug alone) and 25% (combination treatment). [8] Disulfiram, which causes extremely unpleasant adverse effects if alcohol is ingested, is occasionally still used to encourage ...

The draft of the report released Tuesday by the Department of Health and Human Services states that "in the United States, ...

Alcohol consumption is a pervasive aspect of social life, but it can carry significant risks when consumed in excess or used as a coping mechanism. The nuances of ...

Silchar: Women's Committee for Struggle Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse on Sunday organized a protest at Dwarbond Bazaar in ...

She didn’t just tell me that they’d “fry my brain” or that I’d end up abusing them, but she taught me about addiction, side effects and the risks of taking street drugs. This might seem ...

In most cases, this is unlikely to be caused by a drop in tolerance, which is a decrease in the effects that drugs or alcohol ... the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.