Hospital admissions for alcohol-related emergency care and chronic illness are significantly higher in areas with the most pubs, bars and clubs, research reveals.
More than 80% of people in Scotland have been pressured into drinking alcohol by friends, according to a new survey.
The drinks industry is calling for a cut in excise duties on alcohol to help Ireland’s rural hospitality businesses avoid potential job losses and business closures resulting from Brexit.
The Finance Ministry submitted to the government a draft law on regulation of retail sale of alcoholic beverages on the Internet.
There are too many places to buy alcohol to take home in the country's biggest city, health campaigners say.
Researchers from South Korea and the USA have investigated whether or not there is a relation between alcohol consumption and unemployment.
Alcohol in Ireland now costs so little that a woman can consume enough to damage her health by spending just €5.50 a week while a “fatal” amount can be bought for less than €10, a new pricing survey suggests.
On a sunny Saturday in late July, more than 1,500 people descended on trendy east London for an afternoon of heavy drinking.
AUSTRALIA - Diagnosing brain impairments caused by alcohol consumption during pregnancy remains a challenge in Australia, but new eye-tracking technology could help change that.
PISCATAWAY, NJ - Increasing taxes on alcohol is one of the most cost-effective methods of reducing the harms caused by alcohol consumption, according to research in the new issue of the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs.