By Dr. Liji Thomas, MD Zero-alcohol ads may look harmless, but new research suggests they are associated with stronger brand ...

Zero-alcohol drink advertising may not be as harmless as it seems, with new Flinders University research showing it could increase teenagers' interest in drinking full-strength alcohol.

Young adults are significantly more likely to feel a desire to drink alcohol after seeing influencers drinking on social media, according to a study by Rutgers School of Public Health and Harvard ...

On Tuesday, Canada Border Services Agency said on social media its officers stopped a commercial driver at the ...

South African teenage girls and young women know alcohol leaves them ashamed, broke and hungover – but in a world where ...

A judge has reaffirmed an earlier decision allowing two Five Points bars to keep their permits to sell alcohol.

An attractive influencer couple chats in a kitchen as they prepare dinner. A wine bottle sits on the counter. Someone takes a ...

Nairobi City County tightend alcohol regulations with the proposed Alcoholic Drinks Control and Licensing Bill, aiming to ...

Player‑owned women’s basketball league attracts first spirits sponsor, Maker’s Mark, as women’s sports sponsorship expands.

A shop is under investigation after selling alcohol to two 15-year-olds during a police-led test purchasing operation in ...

Planning a Florida beach trip for spring break? Know the rules before you pack your cooler. Here's where you can drink alcohol on Florida's beaches ...

Microsimulation studies on alcohol pricing policy,1 represent an important advance in modelling the effects of pricing-based interventions.2 However, a real-world development with the potential to ...