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Physicians should be cognizant of the multifaceted ways in which alcohol affects the brain, from direct neurotoxicity to its role in liver health and nutrient absorption, highlighting the importance of early intervention in patients exhibiting late-onset alcohol abuse as a potential precursor to dementia.

A recent comprehensive review by the IARC Working Group highlights the significant impact of alcohol cessation in reducing risks for oral and esophageal cancers, with growing evidence for other types.

The findings from this study are a stark reminder of the complex challenges faced by cancer survivors. With nearly a quarter reporting binge drinking, it’s clear that our approach to patient care must evolve.

The study suggests that even small changes in lifestyle habits can have a significant impact on life expectancy, highlighting the importance of physicians’ role in supporting patients in making these changes.

Semaglutide, a familiar medication for obesity and type 2 diabetes, might pave a new path in managing alcohol dependence. Unearth the potential of this medication, which could reshape our understanding of alcohol dependence treatment.

Combining alcohol and caffeine is more likely to cause drinkers to underestimate their level of intoxication. The practice among young people leads to more reports of unprotected or unwanted sex, DUI, riding with intoxicated drives, and alcohol-related injury. The combination can also increase blood pressure, raising the risk of stroke and heart attack in at-risk populations.