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Binge drinking can lead to insomnia

June 11, 2013
A new study has found that frequent binge drinking is associated with insomnia symptoms in older adults. Results show that overall, 26.2 percent of participants had two or less binge drinking days per week, on average, and 3.1 …

Dharmendra claims drinking destroyed him as an actor

June 4, 2013
Action king Dharmendra admits his drinking habit in the past wrecked his film career and destroyed him as an actor. The 77-year-old veteran, who has again teamed up with sons Bobby and Sunny for his upcoming release ‘Yamla …

Jaipur gets its first alcohol de-addiction clinic

April 30, 2013
Alcohol abuse and alcoholism is becoming more and more common in urban India. High taxation and even curfews aren’t making a dent in consumption. To address the problem in Rajasthan, the Catholic Diocese of Jaipur has set up …

No country for alcoholic women

February 17, 2013
Pooja is the kind of woman, every man wants to be with and every woman wants to be. She has a high-flying career in a leading MNC, is drop-dead gorgeous and is sharper and more driven than most of her colleagues. But she has a …

Wise way to drink healthy

December 29, 2012
Drinking at social events is an acceptable  norm now a days. Be it office parties, behind the curtains, at sit-down dinners or house-warming - there are rarely any parties or social events which do not have alcoholic beverages …

Beware – you can pass on your drinking habit to your children!

December 10, 2012
Women who drink heavily tend to pass their bad habits to their teen offspring, warns a UK study. The study conducted by think-tank Demos claims that in Britain as many as 2.5 million children, 20 percent of the total, live with a …

Now alcoholics can seek help online!

December 9, 2012
The battle against alcohol abuse is going online! In a society like ours where seeking rehabilitation for addiction is still considered taboo an anonymous website like www.alcoholwebindia.in can go a long way in fighting …

More and more cases of alcohol addiction among urban women

November 30, 2012
The 33-year-old married woman from Chandigarh had never imagined that her excessive clubbing and partying would one day push her to the brink of suicide. But it did. She was not the only one. In an increasing trend of urban women …

Drinking during pregnancy leads to developmental disorders

November 26, 2012
Alcohol use by expectant mothers can impair the mental and physical development of their babies, in what is known as foetal alcohol syndrome, show results available through advances in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Recently, …

Even moderate drinking can damage your brain cells!

October 25, 2012
A couple of glasses of wine daily may be a good way to promote cardiovascular and brain health, but it also comes with a hidden risk - lowering brain cell production by 40 percent, new research says. Megan Anderson, a graduate …

Alcoholic women have shorter lifespans

October 17, 2012
According to German researchers, the annual death rates of alcohol-dependent women are 460 percent higher than the non-drinking general population while male alcoholics have a 190 percent higher death rate than the general …

Exercising and staying away from booze can increase your bone density!

September 16, 2012
Alcoholism is known to cause osteoporosis, which increases risk of fractures, but it can be undone by eight weeks of abstinence and some exercise, suggests a new research. Osteoporosis, or reduced bone mineral density (BMD), is …

No more ‘Happy Hours’ in Chandigarh pubs

September 16, 2012
Complimentary drinks for women, buy one-get one offers and other freebies in Chandigarh's drinking circle could be a thing of the past with the city's administration to issue an advisory to bars, hotels, restaurants, night-clubs …

Habitual drinkers likelier to get stroke earlier

September 11, 2012
People taking three or more alcoholic drinks in daily life may be at a higher risk of stroke earlier in life than those who do not drink heavily, a new study has found. The observation has been made in a new study to be …