Williams made an appearance on 'The View' on Friday, March 14 after she was escorted to the hospital by NYPD days earlier ...

The study's specific results indicated that having 10 or more alcoholic drinks weekly could shorten life expectancy by one to two years. Furthermore, indulging in 18 drinks a week could lead to a ...

While the NHS recommends a maximum of 14 units of alcohol per week, the study found that consuming more than 12.5 units could reduce life expectancy. This amount equates to just over five pints of ...

AN EX-ALCOHOLIC has bravely opened up on her battle with booze and claimed that she began drinking at just 12-years-old. ...

Health experts are warning that Brits are contributing to their weight gain by making a common mistake when munching on ...

Act 2018 is to reduce alcohol-related harm and protect the health of those regularly drinking more than the recommended 14 units per week. Contrary to popular belief, minimum pricing for alcohol ...

says Alcohol Change UK. It falls in the same category of carcinogens as UV radiation and tobacco smoke. Drinking less than 14 units a week is considered low-risk drinking. It isn't described as "safe" ...

In Hackney and the City alone, approximately one third of all adults are estimated to drink more than the recommended amount of 14 units of alcohol per week, and approximately 4,000 16-59 year ...

Consuming 18 of these beverages per week was related to a 'four to five years shorter life expectancy', past research showed ...