Heavy Drinking and Smoking Linked to Early Brain Aging
May 20th, 2013
New research suggests chronic smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, and increasing age are all associated with increased oxidative damage to brain tissue.
Experts say ...
New research suggests chronic smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, and increasing age are all associated with increased oxidative damage to brain tissue.
Experts say ...
New research shows that youths who first drink during puberty are at greater risk for developing later alcohol problems.
"Most ...
Researchers say an innovative Toronto-based program could be an answer for patients who have severe addictions and are frequent users of the health care system.
The program, developed by ...
Parents who are addicted to drugs or alcohol are more than twice as likely to have children who develop depression in adulthood, according to a report ...
Among teens with substance use disorders, those who also have social anxiety disorder begin using marijuana at a mean age of 10.6 ...
Students beware, a college habit of binge drinking can cause serious problems in later life.
A new study finds that regularly consuming multiple drinks in a ...
Simply tasting beer, with no effect from the alcohol itself, can trigger the release of dopamine in the brain, according to a new study from Indiana ...
New research suggests that deployment of a parent puts a child at an increased risk for drinking alcohol and using drugs.
University of Iowa ...
A new study by a Penn State researcher discovers talking with a teen about drinking alcohol before they begin college is an effective strategy to ...
New research shows that alcohol is now the third leading cause of the global burden of disease and injury -- this even though ...
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