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Autocare products have been found to be a surprisingly significant source of vehicle-related pollutants, with ethanol and methanol being released in large quantities into the
Legalizing Cannabis Increases Alcohol Consumption
A recent study with 4.2 million participants has found that cannabis and alcohol are complementary drugs. This means that the legalization of cannabis could lead
Alcohol protects wheat from drought
Alcohol Increases Wheat’s Drought Tolerance, Providing a Cheaper Alternative to Genetic Modification The University of Arkansas has conducted a study that shows that global wheat
Alcohol and Neurodegeneration: A Connection?
A new study conducted by researchers at the University of Oxford has found that even moderate alcohol consumption can negatively affect the brain. While excessive
Alcohol speeds up brain aging
Alcohol consumption, even in small amounts, can cause a significant aging process in the brain. According to a recent study by the University of Pennsylvania,
Alcohol’s Impact on Brain Metabolism
A single episode of alcohol consumption can alter the brain for several days, even after the alcohol has left the bloodstream. While small amounts of
Increased Drug Use from Cannabis Legalization?
A recent study has debunked the theory that legalizing cannabis leads to an increase in the consumption of other drugs. In the United States, many
Alcohol and Tobacco Age Brain Quickly
A new study conducted by the University of Southern California has found that even moderate alcohol and tobacco consumption can lead to premature aging of
Alcohol Aids Language Learning
In a surprising discovery, researchers from the University of Maastricht, the University of Liverpool, and King’s College London have found that consuming small amounts of
Why Champagne Gets You Drunk Faster Than Wine
A new study has revealed that despite having almost identical alcohol content, champagne and white wine affect the body differently. Researchers from The Medical Council