Some studies say red wine is good for certain health factors, while others suggest omitting alcohol entirely. What's true? Instants via Getty Images For most people, the past month or so was ...

The effects of alcohol on your heart can be immediate, triggering an irregular rhythm called atrial fibrillation or AFib, according to new state-of-the-art research. The effects of alcohol on your ...

This post was co-authored with Dr. Gabriela Ghisi. There are some important things you need to know about alcohol and your heart, especially as a woman. More women are drinking alcohol, and there is ...

Alcohol consumption is closely related to heart disease and can increase your risk for cardiovascular disease. The risk increases the more you drink and is most substantial for women. However, those ...

Holiday festivities can pose hidden risks for individuals with heart conditions due to altered routines and indulgent meals. Cardiologist Dr. Dmitry Yaranov highlights that subtle warning signs like ...

It can be easy to overindulge at holiday parties. But too much alcohol with added stress could land you in the hospital.

Although Dry January, Sober October, and sober-curious conversations and trials are on the rise, most Americans still imbibe. Nearly seven in 10 Americans report that they drank alcohol in the last ...

As we reach a certain age, many of us begin reaching for our pill bottles, as well as a nice glass of red. With more than 10 million people in England now eligible for statins, the cholesterol ...

As one of his final acts as U.S. surgeon general, Dr. Vivek Murthy called for alcohol products to carry a label warning that they can cause cancer. His office also published a report detailing just ...

Professor Caleb Ferguson receives funding from the National Health and Medical Research Council, Medical Research Future Fund, Heart Foundation (Australia) and Stroke Foundation (Australia). He is a ...

If you've been feeling under the weather after Thanksgiving, make sure to pay attention to your symptoms. Dr Yaranov warns it could be heart failure.