Drinking

New research finds most American beer drinkers are willing to pay more for an eco-friendly brew.

New research finds alcohol consumption is higher in chapters where members are expected to assert their masculinity.

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Turns out, our ancient ancestors' consumption of fermented fruits created a genetic mutation that be the cause of alcoholism in people today.

New research finds it can, at least for one variety of innovative thinking.

The bartender has nearly unlimited power, and the patron has seemingly none. Is there any effective way to lobby for a drink?

Alcohol-related deaths are most common among middle-aged white men with disposable income, so why are all of the PSAs aimed at kids?

It turns out the benefits of light to moderate drinking might have been exaggerated.

A new study finds that drinking can damage more than your judgment.

Experiencing the liquor laws of The Big Easy can remind you of the power of culture to render alternative ways of life invisible.

New research confirms that exposure to the idea of alcohol heightens aggressive behavior.

Some people almost definitely will find ways to misuse a substance than can turn any liquid into alcohol—but that doesn't mean it shouldn't exist.

Going out in an androcentric world.

A new study looks at the dark side of our love for Ke$ha, Kanye, and co.

All of those hangovers could be costing the country a lot of workdays.

New research finds 6.4 percent of top hits include a mention of a specific brand of alcohol.

One researcher, who recognized that avoiding stress at work was, for some, completely unrealistic, went looking for alternatives.

Policymakers have experimented with of various ways of reducing excess alcohol consumption, but the most effective tool may be the simplest: Use targeted taxes to increase the price.