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2014 is noisy with statistics Vietnam is the third largest beer drinking country in the world with nearly 3 billion liters of beer. It can be said that drinking in Vietn…
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2014 is noisy with statistics Vietnam is the third largest beer drinking country in the world with nearly 3 billion liters of beer. It can be said that drinking in Vietn…
On March 27, 2014, Nature and a number of British newspapers reported for the first time that scientists have successfully synthesized the chromosome of a complex organi…
Drinking more than 3 large glasses of wine will motivate people to eat more, they can consume up to 6300 calories in just 24 hours, a new scientific report published sai…
The following infographic will help you to understand more about the effects caused by alcohol on every part of the human body.
Scientists have finally discovered why alcohol makes women soft, and men fall, betraying their wives or lovers, thanks to research in hamsters.
A recent study by the University of West England shows that these drivers have a lot of errors when driving, even if their alcohol has dissolved.
Researchers found that people over 40 who drank only two pints of beer a day also face the risk of accelerating brain degeneration for up to six years when they reach re…
Scientists point out that quitting alcohol for a month will bring unexpected effects to health ...
This new study provides a clearer look at how alcohol consumption can increase the risk of DNA mutations and cancer.
Buisiness Insider magazine has just published a new study showing that people who drink alcohol regularly are less likely to die earlier than abstainers.
There are many ways to stabilize your blood pressure, including diet and medication changes.
Men do not once drink alcohol, have enzymes in people and perhaps no one can avoid the headaches after being drunk (dull).
The rare intestinal infection caused a 61-year-old man in Texas to suddenly get drunk on his own, though not taking any sips of alcohol.
Vitamin B12 deficiency can lead to memory impairment. About 40% of women become more forgetful during menopause.
Drinking a lot of alcohol is often harmful to health and leads to severe mental problems. However, moderate drinking, 2 glasses of wine a day will reduce the risk of dev…