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Worried about drinking too much alcohol or someone else's drinking? Here are some signs of out of control drinking habits and alcohol problems.

Consumption of energy drinks can cause behavioral problems among adolescents, including substance abuse, unsafe sex, risky sports, violence and delinquency.

Anyone at any age can have a drinking problem. Many times, alcohol abuse is overlooked by family and friends. But there are signs to watch for and treatment options.

Heavy drinking can cause a number of health problems, including cirrhosis and stroke, as well as heightened risk for sleep disturbances, accidents, violence and suicide.

It can be very difficult to quit smoking cold turkey, but it doesn't cost a thing and you can start today!

One of the ways researchers can control for extraneous variance is by ruling out alternative explanations through good research design.

If you're feeling nauseous and crummy after last night's party, there's no need to stay in bed. Search your kitchen for these hangover-fighting items.

A US study estimates that about 30 percent of Americans report having an alcohol disorder at some time in their lives. Over half had alcohol abuse, the others dependency.

Women who enlist in the US military and are deployed have a much higher risk of being raped or sexually assaulted than women in combat being killed.

Beer trends over the last decade or so have shown a slow, but steady, rise in the popularity of alcohol free brews. What are these beers and who drinks them?

Research clearly shows that exercise has many health benefits. Walking is a safe and easy exercise that almost anyone can do.

Alcohol is the most widely used psychoactive drug. It is a powerful, toxic and addictive substance, used by about 65-70 percent of all Americans - especially men.

There has been a lot of debate over the years on how to best limit alcohol abuse and binge drinking in developed nations.