A recent study led by researchers at the University of Warwick has identified a brain network involved in alcohol addiction.

A new study has found that men recovering from alcohol use problems tend to have less brain tissue in areas linked to ...

While his life hangs in the balance, the doctor used this case as an example to show what alcohol can do to an individual. The Liver Doc shared two brain scans: one of a 68-year-old who did not ...

Participants received single-blind individualized doses of beverage alcohol designed ... the entire brain including most of the cerebellum. Next, we acquired the functional scans consisting ...

They demonstrated that the synchronization of brain waves while watching particularly strong video messages against risky alcohol consumption can also be measured under these real-world conditions ...

To evaluate the effectiveness of public video campaigns against risky alcohol consumption, psychologists used EEG measurements to examine the synchronization of brain activity in groups of viewers. In ...

A recent study by scientists at Massachusetts General Hospital takes a closer look at this debate. Their research suggests ...

A brain signal called acetylcholine, which plays a key role in memory and motivation, appears to be key to alcohol's negative impacts on sleep, the research team found.

Dr. Samuel Ball of the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University (CASAColumbia) reveals the myriad effects alcohol has on your brain and body. Produced by Will Wei ...

During that time, lots of alcohol in the "queue" is spilling out into our bloodstream, running around the body and infiltrating the brain, biding time until the liver is ready for it. This is how ...