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Scientists Uncover Alarming Truth: Light Drinking Causes Brain Damage!

Scientists Uncover Alarming Truth: Light Drinking Causes Brain Damage!
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What Binge Drinking Does to Your Brain

After a month of Christmas parties and family festivities, what is all of that alcohol doing to your brain?

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Don t drink twice, it s all right: Why we should destigmatise the choice to stay sober

Don t drink twice, it s all right: Why we should destigmatise the choice to stay sober
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Researchers - A drink a day makes your brain age, say researchers

These findings contrast with (current) guidelines on safe drinking limits: Psychiatrist

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Even moderate alcohol consumption shrinks your brain, study suggests

Those of you who gave up alcohol – or tried to – for Dry January may want to consider recommitting to it. The latest research suggests even moderate alcohol consumption – drinking just a few glasses of wine or beer a week – is associated with a reduction in brain matter. A study of 36,000 adults in the UK has.

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