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Alcohol is fuelling thousands of cancer cases and costing Europe billions of euros, WHO warns

Alcohol consumption is a major cause of cancer in Europe, the WHO's cancer research agency warned in a new report.

Euronews

North Korean Refugees Long For Family Behind Impenetrable Border

After taking a bow and making an offering of fruit and a dried fish, Ryh Jae-hong tosses a cup of alcohol towards the thick barbed-wire fence that protects South Korea's Gyodong Island from North Korea.

International Business Times

Early exposure to alcohol can lead kids to later harm

Parents toying with giving their child some wine or beer at family dinner could be increasing their chances of alcohol problems as adults.

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10 Foods That Interfere with Common Senior Medications

As people age, prescription use increases—but few realize that certain everyday foods can make those medications less effective or even dangerous. The Centers for Disease...

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Ex-Uber Exec and Bar Owner Spot Liquid Gold in Rare Spirits, Create $150 Million Marketplace Where High-End Bottles are Bought and Sold

If you want to sell a rare bottle of whiskey, how can you be sure you're getting a fair price? That was the question a tech veteran and a bar owner teamed up to answer with their online marketplace, Unicorn.

Benzinga

High youth death rates are an ‘emerging crisis’, global health study warns

Alcohol, suicide and injuries driving rises among teenagers and young adults despite overall rates falling, authors say

The Guardian - UK

Mother three years sober taking part in “unthinkable” Royal Parks Half Marathon

A record 250 people are taking part in the London event for the charity Alcohol Change.

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‘It’s really good for the staff’: how restaurants adapt to customers drinking less

Alcohol is an important source of revenue for many restaurants. With consumption on the decline, venues could be left in a precarious position

The Guardian - AU

9 Parenting Styles from the 80s That Would Get You Investigated by CPS Today

If you grew up in the 1980s, your childhood probably looked very different from today’s. For instance, you likely roamed the neighborhood freely until the streetlights came on. Back then, parents considered optional car seats and alcohol-laced cough syrup to be standard. It was, after all, the era of latchkey…

Budget and the Bees

Could trying Sober October help you feel healthier?

woman&home health columnist Annie Deadman breaks down why drinking low or no alcohol may help your waistline – and shows us a simple 3-move resistance band workout

Woman & Home

I Drank Four Pints And Played In A Professional Event. Was It A Roaring Success Or An Abject Failure?

PGA Professional Joe Ferguson once competed in a professional event under the influence of alcohol. How did it play out?

Golf Monthly

Meet the drunkest footballer EVER: Breakfast booze, night-long sessions and pre-game liquor

1960s Yugoslav legend Stef Lamza had it all – including an unparalleled appetite for alcohol. But while fans adored him for it and his club tolerated it, it ultimately proved his undoing

FourFourTwo

‘It started with wine o’clock, then I spiralled to drinking two bottles a day’

‘On the outside, everything looked lovely... but inside, I was lost’, reveals Helen whose social drinking eventually became an addiction

The Independent UK

Mocktails for Maga: why the US right is turning sober

Tucker Carlson says young people are more health-conscious than older generations. Does it explain why Republicans are drinking less?

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Pubs to stay open until early hours in push for UK growth

Exclusive: Plans for England and Wales would help the ailing hospitality sector but have attracted criticism from health experts

The Conversation

Women and kids often pay a heavy price when men drink. Our gender violence plan should reflect this

Globally, up to one in three women who live with a male partner report he is a heavy drinker. Evidence shows men’s drinking increases the severity and frequency of violence towards women and harms to children.

International Business Times UK

Joan Kennedy Real Cause of Death: Former Wife Of Senator Ted Kennedy Dies At 88

Joan Bennett Kennedy, first wife of Senator Ted Kennedy and mental health advocate, dies peacefully at 89 in Boston after decades battling alcoholism.

The Independent UK

Third of employees report calling in sick with a hangover – but blame post-work pints

Researchers call for booze-free work socials and say post-work pints are a productivity problem

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The Independent UK

Has liquid courage become a very British problem?

LET’S UNPACK THAT: New research suggests that young Brits are increasingly in need of booze before they hit the dancefloor. But should we be trying to throw caution to the wind and have fun without getting a bit tipsy first, asks Olivia Petter

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‘This Isn’t Just A Phase’: Gen Z Are Quitting Drinking For Good In Record Numbers

New study finds Gen Z are abstaining from alcohol at record rates.

The Guardian - UK

One in three UK workers have called in sick after work drinks, survey finds

IPPR report warns of ‘productivity crisis’ and says many firms out of step with gen Z shift away from alcohol

The Independent UK

Why fears over ‘workplace productivity’ could see cost of a pint rise

The IPPR found one in three workers called in sick after drinking at work events over the past year

Evening Standard

Raise alcohol taxes to tackle job-related drinking ‘productivity crisis’ – think tank

Research found workers’ productivity and economic growth is being stifled by the impact of alcohol consumption at work events.

The Independent UK

One in three adults need alcohol to get on the dancefloor – but one group has less shame than others

The estimated lifetime risk of being diagnosed with breast cancer is 14 per cent, which increases to 22 per cent in those who drink two glasses of wine a day

The Independent UK

Long hot summer has made our booze stronger, say Britain’s cider makers

After record-high temperatures, sweeter fruit was harvested in the orchards and vineyards during summer

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