Study: Drinking Too Much Alcohol Could Harm Your Brain Later in Life

Study: Drinking too much alcohol could harm your brain later in life

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Does alcohol cause more harm in Glasgow? Here's what the experts say

DEATHS and hospital admissions from alcohol have been falling in Glasgow.

MAHA eyes tolerance as alcohol-related harms emerge

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Drinking Alcohol Raises Dementia Risk and Causes Brain Lesions

Story at-a-glance Even moderate alcohol drinking increases your risk for vascular brain lesions by 60% compared to non-drinkers, challenging long-held beliefs about safe consumption levels Heavy drinkers have a 133% higher chance of developing brain lesions and 41% chance of getting tau tangles linked to... Continue reading...