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Alcohol is deeply rooted in our cultures and habits, and in most Western countries, its significant economic weight grants it a much more favourable legal status and social perception than other drugs.

Recreational drug use boomed in the 1980s and basketball was far from immune. The trend ended careers as the NBA clamped down

Letters: 'There must be some mechanism to remove her.'

Robert Stanbury tried to avoid a driving ban by arguing he had not meant to consume so much alcohol

Celtic fans have been hit with alcohol restrictions ahead of their Champions League clash with Atalanta on Wednesday night.

Alcohol is a part of many people’s lives. It’s found at celebrations, dinners, and social events. But what happens when it starts becoming more than just a casual drink? It’s easy to overlook the signs of alcohol abuse, especially when they develop gradually. You might start to notice small changes…

Favorable tax cuts for 3.4 percent abv are behind the new diluted beer hitting the market.

Texas fans throwing bottles results in huge fine. SEC reserves the right to suspend alcohol sales if Texas does not abide by SEC's orders

Sleepwalking can disrupt our sleep and put us in danger. We ask a doctor what causes it and how to stop it.

Alcohol affects sleep by increasing nighttime wakeups and decreasing the quality of rest we get. I’m taking part in sober October to transform my sleep. Here’s what’s changed so far.

Country Liberal party says it doesn’t want children in detention but Labor says it’s ‘absolute crap’ that criminalising a child will help them