If you’re trying to shed a few pounds, you might have been told to cut alcoholic beverages out of your diet—and for good reason. While alcoholic beverages like beers, wines, cocktails, and more can be ...

Introduction While a large proportion of buccal mucosa cancer (BMC) is attributed to tobacco use, the contribution of alcohol ...

However, drinking more sugar-sweetened beverages raised the risk of heart disease by 25% and the risk of dying from a heart attack or another cardiovascular event by 29%, the study said. Research has ...

In a recent study published in BMJ, researchers investigate how the consumption of various types of beverages impacts the incidence of cardiovascular disease (CVD) and mortality among patients with ...

The Antioxidant Powerhouse Drinking green tea is a healthy habit, especially if it's a replacement for sugary beverages, Fung ...

Now that the summertime is officially upon us, more people are getting ready to enjoy some boozy drinks to celebrate the laidback season. However, if you’re also trying to maintain your ‘summer bod,’ ...

The study followed more than 120,000 adults over 10 years. None of them had liver disease when the research began. Over time, scientists tracked what the participants drank and also assessed their ...

A cardiologist has revealed the type of drink that he will never consume again after years in his profession. A TikTok video shared by Dr. Dmitry Yaranov (@heart_transplant_doc) shows a clip of ...

Millions of new cases of diabetes and heart disease every year may be connected to the consumption of sugary drinks, according to newly published research, though there is some nuance to the findings.