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Smaller, independent brands might have been the first to explore the category and champion its potential: but now bigger ...

Researchers have developed and tested an intervention called Counter-Attitudinal Advocacy and compared it to to the well-established Personalized Normative Feedback (PNF) to evaluate their ...

Low and non-alcoholic drinks, ready-to-sip tea, clean-eating and more feature in this edition of Trend Tracker.

According to the Wisconsin DHS, more than 63% of the state’s population consumed alcohol in the past month, and more than 20% of them admitted to binge drinking.

People who consumed high amounts of alcohol were more likely to have brain lesions and cognitive decline, according to a new study that examined the brains of heavy drinkers.

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