From Alaska to Florida, alcohol spending per capita varies wildly based on geography, regulation, climate, and local culture.

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The science on alcohol has changed dramatically. Here’s how experts say physicians can explain why older advice no longer holds up — and counsel patients without judgment.

For years, many people believed that moderate alcohol consumption—especially a glass of red wine—could benefit heart health.

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Alcohol is a toxic substance that affects the brain and nervous system. This article explores if there are any healthy options, how many units are recommended, and more.

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Thinking of sticking to old federal guidelines for alcohol? You should reconsider, says this new study commissioned by HHS.