Festive indulgence, weekend parties and social drinking may seem harmless, but cardiologists are raising a red flag over the rising culture of binge drinking and its silent impact on heart health.

Just one episode of binge drinking — consuming four alcoholic drinks in two hours (for women) or five (for men) — can cause serious harm to the body, new research says. In a study aimed to examine ...

A study of U.S. first-year students shows that what parents communicate about heavy drinking before and during college can shape alcohol use patterns, particularly among those who join fraternities or ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Three people making a toast with glasses of drink A few nights of binge drinking alcohol may have a surprisingly sudden and ...

Dr. Andrew Zasada of OSF HealthCare explains binge drinking risks, health effects, and recovery resources in Illinois and ...

Drinking alcohol in your youth may improve your chances of success and higher income levels in later life. While alcohol has long been confirmed to cause a wide variety of long-term side effects, ...

Binge drinking among executives and professionals is a serious problem that often hides in plain sight. Unlike chronic daily drinking, it is marked by prolonged episodes of heavy alcohol use, ...

(ANSA) - ROME, APR 15 - Some 4.5 million Italians indulge in binge drinking, and 79,000 of them are under 18, according to a ...

Alcohol underreporting -- mainly due to recall bias or concerns about social stigma during clinical assessments -- may lead to misclassification of patients with significant alcohol exposure. After ...

Zach Braff has opened up about his past struggles with binge drinking amid a battle with anxiety and depression. Braff shared his journey while appearing on the latest episode of Dax Shepard's ...

New research says that just one episode of binge drinking can impact the intestinal lining, causing “leaky gut” syndrome Getty Binge drinking can damage the lining of the intestine, allowing harmful ...