Opioid abuse can cause changes in brain
In a new study, opioid addicts experienced structural and functional changes in specific regions of their brains.
EurekAlert!12d
Brain volume changes seen in opioid users
Researchers at the Yale School of Medicine found structural and functional alterations in specific brain regions of ...
Daily Post Nigeria16d
NAFDAC enforces ban on alcoholic beverages below 200ml in Port Harcourt
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, has begun enforcing its ban on alcoholic beverages sold in sachets and PET bottles below 200ml. The agency commenced the ...
The New Zealand Herald20d
MRI scans show ‘huge’ differences between male and female brains
Science may have come one step closer to understanding why men and women sometimes seem to come from different planets. Photo / Getty Images Breakthrough brain research has uncovered a possible ...
The Daily Telegraph22d
The alcoholic drinks making you anxious – and what to have instead
A glass or two may help you relax, but when it comes to the post-booze jitters, not all alcohol is equal Our thirst for a warming bottle of wine, frothy pint or stiff whisky with friends shows no ...
The Sun25d
‘Melancholia’ depression can be spotted in someone’s facial cues while watching TV, experts say
THE most severe form of depression could be spotted while watching a film, a new study has found. Melancholia is a serious type of depression that can cause a person to lose interest in almost all ...
WebMD25d
How to Reverse Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
Alcohol can cause fat to build up in your liver. It also can damage the organ. You should avoid alcohol if you have MASLD. If you don’t think you can stop using it completely, it still helps to ...
The Points Guy26d
Cruise drink packages: A line-by-line guide
It's easy to run up a monster bill ordering wine, beer and mixed drinks by the glass on a cruise ship. The cost of alcoholic drinks on cruise vessels — particularly cocktails — can be pricey. But for ...
CNN29d
Alcohol use increased during the Covid-19 pandemic. A new study shows that it’s still high
A surge of stress-related drinking and alcohol-related deaths brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic in the US has not tapered off the way Dr. Brian Lee, a transplant hepatologist at Keck Medicine of ...