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Contaminants in drinking water from pharmaceuticals, microbes and toxins and cosmetics, perfumes, automotive coolants and pesticides can be risks to human health

Students who choose to drink alcohol can also learn how to Drink Responsibly. This means students know the risks and dangers of their choice to drink.

Alcohol is a powerful drug with properties that can make it toxic or addictive. Each day alcohol kills 350 Americans and leaves thousands homeless, in jails or hospitals.

Research indicates that consuming red wine in moderation may provide a number of health benefits due to its high antioxidant content.

It is not just the alcohol, but also the carbohydrates that contribute calories. Beer contains more carbohydrate than wine for an equivalent alcohol content.

Invented in New Orleans and made popular by Mardi Gras goers, the Hurricane is a proud American staple. But what makes this drink? Its history, its flavor or the glass?

The holiday season often finds families with cherished memories, warmth and happiness. For many families though, nothing destroys this season more than alcohol or drugs.

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.

Are you looking for a special beer to enjoy even as the snow piles up outside? Here's a list of seasonal beers to sip next to the fire and put a glow in your cheeks.

Advent in Germany without Christmas markets (Weihnachtsmärkte), Glühwein, sausages, Lebkuchen biscuits, potato cakes, sweets, wooden toys, and music is unthinkable.

The Acronym DIABETES provides a useful way of remembering the basic ideas about how to manage Type II Diabetes Mellitus efficaciously