I mean, the statistics show that drunken driving accidents are caused by severely impaired drivers who are about twice the legal limit of alcohol in ... said that if 50 ml bottles were banned ...

Maria Korneeva via Getty Images A few weeks ago, U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy announced that he’s calling for alcohol bottles in the U.S. to carry a label that warns consumers about alcohol ...

A few weeks ago, U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy announced that he’s calling for alcohol bottles in the U.S. to carry a label that warns consumers about alcohol’s effect on cancer risk. Though there ...

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“It has the same botanicals as a regular aperitivo — lemon peel, orange peel, rhubarb and, for this expression, Roman chamomile — but without the alcohol,” says Longo. For a ...

Vivek Murthy said that alcohol is the third leading preventable cause of cancer in the US.(Reuters File) In his advisory, Murthy stated that alcohol is the third leading preventable cause of ...

The US Surgeon General’s recent advisory has put the link between alcohol and cancer back in the spotlight. With mounting evidence of the risks, Dr. Vivek Murthy’s call for warning labels on alcoholic ...

So within the limits of moderation, choose the alcohol you enjoy, but keep in mind the calories in drinks, Fernstrom notes. For example, a bottle of beer can have up to 350 calories; a piña ...

"Given the conclusive evidence on the cancer risk from alcohol consumption and the Office of the Surgeon General's responsibility to inform the American public of the best available scientific ...

As one of his final official acts, Surgeon General Vivek Murthy has called for the nation to recognize new risks tied to alcohol consumption. That could take many allies, several years ...

He wants to make a major change to alcohol bottles to remind people of the risks that come with drinking. The new advisory says 16.4% of breast cancer cases are attributed to drinking alcohol.