Zafir Ahmad12th April 2026 Image: Library/AI Generated Over the past few decades, scientific research has painted a clear and troubling picture of the health and social consequences of alcohol consumption. […]
MAGAZINE: EDITION FEBRUARY 2025Sinwan Basharat – CanadaContemporary and Social Issues 11th May 2025 revueofreligions.org © Shutterstock Sinwan Basharat, Canada The United States Surgeon General Dr Vivek Murthy, the country’s chief […]
Advisory warns alcohol is third leading preventable cause of cancer in US and seeks to raise consumer awareness Maya Yang Fri 3 Jan 2025 12.00 Alcohol use is the third leading preventable cause of cancer in the US after tobacco and obesity and should carry a label warning consumers about their cancer risks, according to […]
Source: CBC Many people don’t know that alcohol can cause cancer. Now you do. This sobering message from Fraser Health Authority appeared Monday on ads in Lower Mainland transit stations […]
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Source: MSN News By Jessica Ravitz, CNN The number of liver transplants for Americans with alcohol-associated liver disease has steadily grown in recent years, prompting researchers to explore why this […]
You don’t need to spend much time adrift in the 21st-century mediascape to conclude that there is something seriously wrong with young people today. Millennials are more narcissistic, anxious, annoying, entitled, communist and fond of avocados than any generation ever; millennialss are killing everything from mayonnaise to diamonds to the […]
A large proportion of young people in England are shunning alcohol completely, a study has suggested. Researchers said abstaining from alcohol was becoming “more mainstream” among people aged 16 to 24 after the analysis showed a rise in the proportion of non-drinkers. Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2018/oct/10/young-people-drinking-alcohol-study-england