How do Genetics Put Us at Risk for Alcoholism? ?
Hispanics are the largest and fastest growing ethnic group in the United States, representing about 17% of the population, or
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Alcohol and Exercise: A Powerful Study Recommends not Mixing it
Despite the popularity of boozy athletic events like Craft Brew Races and Bikes and Beers, exercise physiologists and nutrition experts
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US Alcohol Consumption Reaches Historic Low
Americans are drinking less, a new Gallup poll suggests. Data from a national survey released Wednesday showed that only 54
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Dr. Julio Meza: “We’re Here to Help, not to Judge”
Addiction and Family Medicine Physician Says There Is Help for Those Struggling with Substance Abuse Dr. Julio Meza experienced two
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The Link Between Alcohol Consumption and Cancer
Alcohol’s link to cancer remains alarmingly under-recognized, yet it’s one of the most serious, preventable causes of cancer worldwide.
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Psychoactive Drugs: Risks and Latino Community Impact
Psychoactive Drugs and Their Impact: A Public Health Challenge with Deep Roots in the Latino Community Psychoactive drugs are substances
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