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Person sitting in a chair holding head and drinking a hot beverage while not fully operational.
September 28, 2023/Brain & Nervous System

How To Cure a Hangover

Time and rehydration are the best bet — and no, the ‘hair of the dog’ method isn’t a good idea

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September 8, 2023/Brain & Nervous System

#BORG: A Viral TikTok Trend Is Taking Off Dangerously Among College Students

‘Blackout rage gallons’ promote unsafe drinking behavior

Person flushed when drinking wine at a friend's party.
July 7, 2023/Skin Care & Beauty

Why Your Face Gets Beet Red When You Drink

An enzyme deficiency or rosacea may be behind the facial flush

Child with fever has wet washcloth on forehead.

Never Use Rubbing Alcohol To Bring Down a Fever

It can cause alcohol poisoning and other serious health issues, especially in kids

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Empty liquor bottles and glasses in front of a brown cloud.
March 13, 2023/Brain & Nervous System

Blackouts and Your Brain: How To Avoid Memory Loss

Excess alcohol and substance use can cause temporary and permanent memory loss

Red wine being poured.
March 9, 2023/Heart Health

Is Red Wine Good for Your Heart?

Studies point to potential benefits, but don’t open a bottle just to improve your health

Person writing in tablet.
March 2, 2023/Mental Health

Done With Alcohol? Here’s How To Stop Drinking

Set a date, avoid triggers, and get help and support along the way

Close up of a liver.
February 28, 2023/Digestive

How Long Does It Take Your Liver to Detox From Alcohol?

Partial healing begins a few weeks after you quit drinking

Variety of fruits.
January 18, 2023/Nutrition

The 6 Best Foods for Hangovers

Hydrating and bland foods can help you survive the morning after

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December 17, 2022/Digestive

Why a ‘Dry January’ Is Good for Your Health

Your liver, heart and skin will all thank you for the break from alcohol

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