Alcoholic rats' boozing slashed by mutant superpower drug
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X-Men therapy curbs lager-swilling rodent lifestyle Scientists based in Chile and Colorado have carried out astonishing research which appears to offer a cure for that scourge of modern society - alcoholism in rats.â¦
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What happens when Justice League of America members fall prey to the siren call of performance-enhancing drugs? Superscandal!
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Evolutionary get-out for Barcadi Breezer drinkers AAAS Geneticists are shedding light on why some people can't handle their beer, or rather may eschew a noble chalice of foaming chestnut ale in favour of a less challenging sweeter beverage.â¦
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Mystery ingredients in non- alcoholic beer may protect against cancer, at least in mice.
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According to recent research, published in the journal Tobacco Control, Scientists have found a gene mutation that slows the body&#39;s ability to remove nicotine.
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Russian men risk death by drinking aftershave and cleaning agents with high levels of alcohol, a study suggests.
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[Health India]: Washington, Oct 25: A new study conducted by researchers at The Ohio State University suggest that drunk honey bees could give better insight into alcohol&#39;s effects on human behavior.
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Another schizophrenia drug from the company shows promise in a clinical trial.
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This may be sobering news to some bar patrons, but a study out Tuesday suggests that mixing alcohol with an energy drink may not prolong that alcoholic "buzz."
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Â· Police call for crackdown on cheap alcoholÂ· 'Feral' gang had been on seven-hour drinking binge
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Rats can become drug addicts. That's important to know, scientists say, and has taken a long time to prove...
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NEW YORK  - Treatment with the  anti-epilepsy drug Topamax (topiramate) appears to reduce  alcohol craving and drinking in alcoholic adults, new research  suggests.
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The world's greatest bartenders use molecular mixology to develop off-the-wall flavor combos and surprising textures. By Jason Daley for Wired magazine.
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NEW YORK On a Tuesday this spring, about 300 young men and women gathered after work for a somewhat unusual event: a pool party held inside a hotel bar in midtown Manhattan. Frolicking in the water with beach balls and paddling around the swim-up bar, they were treated to complimentary Sparks, a caffeinated malt liquor drink Miller acquired last year. The host of the party? Thrillist, a two-year-old e-mail newsletter for young, affluent urban professional men looking for nightlife and other lifestyle information.
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Scientists discover a cheap drug may cure liver disease - even in patients who can't give up boozing.
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Increasing the activity of a single gene turns a mere rodent into Mighty Mouse, according to a new study. California scientists have genetically engineered an animal that has more muscle, less
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A study says Russian men risk death drinking aftershave and cleaning agents with high alcohol levels.