The Claim: Calories From Alcohol Go to Your Midsection
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But do calories from alcohol congregate at the midsection at a greater rate than others?
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TUESDAY, Sept. 28 (HealthDayNews) -- A glass of red wine a day may reduce the risk of prostate cancer by 50 percent, claims a study by researchers at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center.
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Beer bellies might take a toll on men below the belt, not just around it. Men who weigh too much are more likely to have poor sperm quality, research on nearly 1,600 young Danish men has found.
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NEW YORK  - Previous reports have suggested  that alcohol use helps cancers grow and now, new research  offers a possible explanation for this phenomenon.
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Researchers say alarming trend cuts across all age groups    HealthDayNews -- Soft drinks are surging ahead of milk as a source of calories for many Americans, says a University of North Carolina study.    The study found that between 1977 and 2001 the amount of energy that Americans get from soft drinks has tripled from 50 to 144 calories a day, while energy intake from milk declined from 143 calories to 99 calories a day...
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Itâs true: Men hold their liquor better than women, at least when it comes to how much they can drink before hurting their livers.
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Alcohol is to blame in many accidents that cause major head injuries, but it also might help people survive after they get hurt, researchers said on Monday.
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THURSDAY, Sept. 27 (HealthDay News) -- Three or more drinks a day boosts a woman&#39;s risk for breast cancer by 30 percent. And it doesn&#39;t seem to matter which form of alcohol -- wine, beer, or spirits -- is consumed, researchers report.
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06/09/2004 - Frequent alcohol drinking in midlife is linked to mild mental (cognitive) impairment in old age, claims a study in this week&#39;s British Medical Journal.
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Women whose palates are sensitive to bitter tastes are more likely to keep the pounds off, according to a new study. The so-called âsuper-tastersâ were found by US researchers
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A drink or two won&#39;t kill you, where heart disease is concerned. In fact, it might save your life. A new study has found that moderate drinking after surgery to open blocked
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New research, published in the BioMedCentral journal, Nutrition &amp; Metabolism, shows that over 70% of men lost more weight and fat on a low carbohydrate diet, despite eating more calories.
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A new animal study suggests that a brain chemical that increases the tendency to overeat is also linked to increased alcohol consumption, MSNBC reported Dec. 14.
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THURSDAY, June 14 (HealthDay News) -- Oprah Winfrey&#39;s influence may now reach into medical science: her show led researchers to confirm that gastric bypass causes people to get drunk faster.
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A GLASS of red wine a day could keep tumours at bay, according to a new study of lung cancer sufferers. Research published in the specialist medical magazine Thorax today
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The idea that light to moderate alcohol drinking protects against heart disease has become entrenched, but findings from a new study challenge this.
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Drinking is healthy, exercise is healthy, and doing a little of both is even healthier, Danish researchers reported on Wednesday.