Participants were divided into groups based on the type of alcohol they consumed: only beer (38.9%), only wine (21.8%), only ...

Beer, wine, or liquor? What does your drink say about your lifestyle? Here's how each one affects your body, diet, and liver.

Some swear by an occasional glass of red wine after a long week, but how beneficial is this supposedly 'healthy' tipple, and ...

“You would have to drink a lot of red wine to get those beneficial effects for your health, so (the recommended) one glass of ...

The problem is that the other half reckon that drinking wine can lead to serious health damage, causing cancer, heart disease, stroke, infertility and myriad other disorders. In the latest studies ...

Beer drinkers are more likely to have an unhealthy lifestyle than folks who prefer wine or liquor, scientists report.

The research found beer consumers have lower-quality diets, are less active and are more likely to smoke cigarettes compared ...

Beer drinkers have lower-quality diets, are less active, and are more likely to smoke cigarettes than people who drink wine, ...

Scientists have found a compound in red wine that could help prevent bowel cancer. A trial is planned to see if resveratrol, ...

In 1988 I wrote a book called The Demon Drink about the defining ingredient of all alcoholic drinks. It did not exactly fly ...

The benefits of drinking red wine as a way of preventing heart disease is being challenged in America. A few years ago researchers claimed that two glasses of wine a night could help prevent ...

While excessive drinking can increase the risk of high ... When it comes to choosing a healthy wine, you won’t find a helpful list of ingredients on the back of the bottle.