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Calls for UK government to tackle alcohol-related deaths in older people

Health experts have said a record number of over-55s are dying from heavy drinking while the under-35s are consuming less

The Guardian - UK

Carlsberg expanded its business, thanks to the brewer’s bet on nonalcoholic drinks—but it may have to slow down in 2025

CEO Jacob Aarup-Andersen said that Carlsberg's game plan "is to have a broad portfolio of brands with alcohol-free line extensions."

Fortune

Trouble sleeping at night? Me too — but this quick fix helps me sleep through

I keep waking up at night, but this simple trick helps me sleep through.

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Is Your Vice Putting Your Retirement at Risk?

From alcohol to gambling, adults spend a lot of money pursuing their vices, but are they jeopardizing their retirement nest eggs?

Kiplinger

19 Things Medicare Gives You for Free

Medicare doesn’t provide services entirely "for free," but some items and services are covered with no out-of-pocket costs for beneficiaries under specific conditions.

Kiplinger

Tom Holland’s new alcohol-free beer Bero is back in stock – here’s where to buy

Say hello to a hangover-free Sunday with Bero

The Independent UK

6 ways your brain and body benefit when you stop drinking alcohol

The pros of quitting drinking might just make you consider giving it up for good.

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Booze Bowl: Which NFL fans drink the most during the Super Bowl?

The NFL fanbase that consumed the most amount of alcohol drank an average of 3.8 drinks during the game

The Independent UK

Violent crime in South Africa happens mostly in a few hotspots: police resources should focus there – criminologist

Crime researchers use murder (or homicide) rate per 100,000 as a crude measure of the general level of violent interpersonal crime globally. According to the United Nations Office for Drugs and Crime, South Africa’s murder rate of 45 per 100,000 (2023/24) is the second highest for countries that publish crime…

The Conversation

Why London's offices should be alcohol free beyond Dry January

One in nine people say they want to cut down on the booze in 2025.

Evening Standard

Alcohol-specific deaths in Scotland reach 15-year high

Office for National Statistics data shows there were 1,277 deaths from conditions wholly caused by alcohol in 2023.

The Independent UK

UK records record high alcohol deaths, new figures show

THE number of deaths across the UK specifically caused by alcohol has reached a record high, according to new figures ...

The National (Scotland)

Number of UK deaths specifically caused by alcohol reaches new record high

It is the fourth year in a row a new record has been reported by the Office for National Statistics.

Evening Standard

Alcohol-related deaths in UK hit record high of 10,473, ONS data shows

Health experts urge ministers to do more to tackle drinking-related harm by bringing in minimum unit pricing

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I’ve been drinking kombucha for years and it’s transformed my gut health – here’s how

This fermented probiotic drink has numerous health benefits, says Emilie Lavinia

AAP

Booze companies failing to display pregnancy warnings

About one-third of alcoholic drinks do not display pregnancy warnings despite a three-year grace period to comply with government regulations.

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Addiction Treatment at Novara Recovery Center: Comprehensive Detox

Breaking free from addiction is never a one-size-fits-all path. At alcohol rehab in Virginia , it's recognized that each individual's battle is unique, and so is their recovery. With a focus on comprehensive detox, Novara has positioned itself as a ...

Evening Standard

What causes cancer? The 12 most dangerous things you can do for your health

Dr Liz O’Riordan, a breast cancer surgeon and three-time cancer patient, shares the surprising things that raise the risk of getting cancer

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The Conversation

Should Australia mandate cancer warnings for alcoholic drinks?

Alcohol causes huge harm in Australia, responsible for 5,800 new cancer cases per year. Yet many of us remain in the dark about its health risks.

Evening Standard

Does hospitality have an alcohol problem?

With fewer people drinking, restaurants can’t rely on alcohol sales to keep them afloat, says Hugh Smithson-Wright

The Independent UK

Stores across Canada to pull American booze from shelves as trade war escalates

In a shocking move, Ontario Premier Doug Ford will remove American liquor from shelves across his province

Tom’s Guide

This gentle form of exercise reduces your risk of sleep apnea by 10%, study says

Research shows gentle exercise can reduce the risk of sleep apnea by 10%. Here's how much you need to do...

Salon

Lessons from Bihar, India's booze ban

Banning booze in Bihar has empowered gangs and illicit markets in an echo of the 1920s. Here's what went wrong

The Independent UK

Expert warns of major mistake people make at end of Dry January

Month of alcohol abstinence has now ended for many

Evening Standard

Hotel Chocolat wins fight to serve alcohol at new Richmond store despite local backlash

The upmarket retailer got the green light from Richmond Council to sell booze from 9am to 9pm daily.

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