If you’re a woman who enjoys a drink — researchers say you might be increasing your chance for breast cancer. What’s new is ...

Alcohol causes cancer, and we should be drinking less of it. There, we said it. We realize this op-ed will make us hugely unpopular at the next professional conference reception where, chances are, ...

The market for functional beverages, or healthier non-alcoholic drinks that do the body some good, is growing along with new ...

Part of that spike is due to rising rates of cancers that affect primarily women, including breast cancer and endometrial cancer (a.k.a. cancer in the lining of the uterus), Rebecca Siegel, MPH, ...

As the end of Dry January nears, many are aspiring to be occasional drinkers rather than teetotallers - and experts say the health benefits can still be dramatic ...