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Enraged as friend left alcohol party for card game: Indian man on trial in Australia for stabbing stranger to death in 2024

Two brothers from Haryana, India were arrested in 2024 for stabbing another Indian student to death in Australia. The trial in the case began this week as the court was told that one of the accused was so enraged when his housemate left his party to play cards with his…

The Times of India

'Unguided missile': fatal crash doctor learns sentence

An obstetrician who was drunk and enraged when he crashed his supercharged car at 116km/h on a suburban street, killing a woman, has been sentenced to jail.

AAP

Music teacher who was ‘absolutely plastered’ during drum lesson avoids classroom ban

Nicholas Smalley appeared ‘absolutely plastered’ while teaching drums at a primary school - but an allegation he was drinking on school premises was not proven

The Independent UK

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Seeing influencers drink makes young adults want to drink too, study finds

The content young people see on social media influences their behaviour towards alcohol, according to a new study.

Euronews

The Behavioral Traps That Ruin Male Health Over Time

The most dangerous threat to male health does not come from one specific disease, one bad meal, or one missed workout. It grows from a mindset that celebrates endurance over awareness and toughness over honesty. That mindset tells men to power through pain, delay checkups, suppress stress, and treat vulnerability…

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‘Not being hungover is a cheatcode’: Why BOSH! went teetotal and doubled down on plants at 40

As Ian Theasby and Henry Firth hit their forties, the founders of BOSH! quietly overhauled their lives – cutting alcohol, slashing sugar and embracing a relentless ‘more plants’ philosophy. The result, they say, is better sleep, sharper focus and energy levels capable of keeping up with toddlers and ultra-marathons alike

The Independent UK

Why Young Adults Face Rising Bowel Cancer

For a very long time bowel cancer has been considered a disease that mostly affected people over 50’s. Routine screenings, awareness campaigns, and lifestyle advice were all targeted toward older adults. But in recent years, doctors across the world have noticed something unsettling, more young adults are being diagnosed with…

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Ontario to Permit 6 a.m. Alcohol Sales for Canada-U.S. Gold Medal Olympic Matchup

The province of Ontario is ready to watch Canada’s gold medal hockey matchup vs. the U.S. on Sunday.

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Australia's problem drinkers not who we think they are

Australians seeking support for alcohol dependence are becoming stuck in a cycle of readmission and relapse as care is withdrawn when at their most vulnerable.

AAP

How to Use Digital Rebates to Get Free Alcohol

Alcohol is typically one of the most expensive items on a grocery receipt, often taxed heavily by the state. However, liquor companies are legally allowed to offer rebates in many states to encourage you to try their brands. These digital rebates have replaced the old mail-in forms and are incredibly…

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The Alcohol Pattern That Destroys Male Health Faster Than Smoking

If you want to age a man at high speed, you don’t need decades of cigarettes. You need weekends.

Clever Dude

Popular European destination proposes alcohol sale restrictions

The ban has been proposed to try to minimise disturbances in the city

The Independent UK

Drug Interactions and the Brain: Nervous System Effects and Medication Safety Explained

Learn how drug interactions change brain and nervous system effects, who's at risk, and practical medication safety tips to prevent dangerous side effects and complications.

Medical Daily

South Korean woman charged with drug-linked murders after AI chat gives evidence

A 21-year-old South Korean woman has been charged with murder in connection with the so-called ‘Gangbuk motel serial deaths’, after police claimed to have gathered evidence that she used ChatGPT to research the potentially fatal effects of mixing prescription drugs with alcohol.

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Another Croatian destination to crack down on party tourism with alcohol sales ban

Split wants to bring in the new measures this summer to curb late-night street partying.

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Why Amy Winehouse’s band going back on tour 20 years after release of Back to Black

To celebrate 20 years since the release of the tragic singer’s album Back to Black, Amy Winehouse’s original band is launching a 30-date tour.

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Gordon Ramsay reflects on 'torrid' childhood and admits regret over time missed with his eldest kids

In his new Netflix series, the chef reflects on a difficult childhood marked by his father’s alcoholism and acknowledges the strain his own career placed on family life

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Human foods that are secretly dangerous for pets!

We enjoy eating with our pets. Those cute eyes at the dinner table make it difficult to resist. But some foods that we normally eat, even if we think of them as healthy, can be very harmful to our pets. It is essential to be aware of these risks to…

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How Ramadan’s late-night chai culture can save London’s night-time economy

As bars and clubs continue to close at a rapid rate in the capital, Queenie Shaikh explains how Islam’s holy month is a lesson in how to reinvigorate the city’s late night culture

The Independent UK

41 DUI arrests made by Tennessee trooper tossed — with over half of the cases involving sober drivers, report says

Local defense attorneys have raised concerns over enforcement practice, according to the report

The Independent UK

‘My ketamine addiction got me locked up in Japan – it isn’t the innocent party drug people think it is’

Izabel Rose said her five-month detention abroad was ‘traumatic’ but helped her overcome a dangerous ketamine addiction. She told Nicole Wootton-Cane she doesn’t want others to make the same mistakes she did

The Conversation

Boofing: why taking illicit drugs rectally is so risky

The route a drug takes into the body can matter as much as the drug itself – and rectal use brings risks that are rarely talked about openly.

The Independent UK

Teacher banned from classroom after turning up to school open evening drunk

Julia Leith was also seen under the influence of alcohol on a second occasion at another school

Euronews

Bottoms up: No-alcohol wines take pride of place at Paris international trade fair

With slogans like "No Alcohol, No Regrets", the message from the Wine Paris trade show in Paris is crystal clear, alcohol-free wine is moving up from being a back shelf, niche curiosity to a mainstream choice.

The Conversation

Addiction affects your brain as well as your body – that’s why detoxing is just the first stage of recovery

Addiction is one of the most common and consequential chronic medical conditions in the United States. Nationwide, more than 46 million people met the criteria for a substance abuse disorder as of 2021, the most recent data available.

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