Cancer and alcohol pose public health risks in their own right, but recent research shows that drinking may compound the risks of cancer.

Despite causing significant morbidity, mortality, and consequences, alcoholism remains understudied in key respects.

It is important to understand how substances, including prescribed medications, can interact with each other and other substances.

A recent study illuminates the repercussions of concurrent alcohol and prescription opioid use in older women.

Liver disease is one of the major consequences of alcohol use disorder, often resulting, ultimately, in liver failure.