Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A small clinical trial is the first to show Ozempic can reduce how much alcohol people drink. - Jason Bergman/Sipa USA/AP/File For ...

A new study from Brown University indicates that cannabis use may temporarily reduce alcohol consumption, offering new insights into how these substances interact. Published in the American Journal of ...

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In a promising development for public health, researchers have found that pairing two very straightforward messages can significantly reduce how much alcohol people drink: pointing out alcohol’s link ...

A medication that’s made headlines for its weight loss effects might hold another life-changing secret. New research suggests that semaglutide, the active ingredient in popular medications Ozempic and ...

Certain people who use cannabis tend to drink less alcohol, a new study found. Researchers from Brown University’s Center for Alcohol and Addiction Studies set out to determine whether cannabis use ...

Since GLP-1s hit the mainstream roughly two years ago, people taking the weight-loss drugs noticed their cravings for food disappear. For some, that extended to alcohol, too. Now, the growing buzz ...

Study: Once-Weekly Semaglutide in Adults With Alcohol Use Disorder A Randomized Clinical Trial. Image Credit: simon jhuan/Shutterstock.com A recent JAMA Psychiatry study investigates the effectiveness ...

Alcohol seems to have lost its grip on American life in recent years. Younger adults are drinking less. Sober bars and alcohol-free member clubs are cropping up across the country. Nonalcoholic beer ...

As a lifelong Democrat who has worked on health matters for 40 years, I am appalled by the Legislature’s failure (again) to pass well-known, evidence-based measures to reduce alcohol consumption and ...

The findings underscore what multiple analyses of real-world use of the so-called GLP-1 medicines, as well as studies in animals, had already hinted at: Ozempic and similar drugs, already incredibly ...