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Who knows how many medications you are ingesting without even knowing it? Without a water treatment system or drinking water system it could be quite a

Binge drinking has many repercussions and may increase the risk of developing an alcohol use disorder, which often develops in young adulthood.1 Excessive drinking is a common practice in the U.S., with one out of six adults consuming about eight drinks per binge episode. Tales of binge drinking on college campuses may give the impression

If your dog coughs after drinking water, let's examine three potential health issues that could be at play and what to do about each.

FAIRBANKS — In 2008, the Australian government aired a television public service announcement in which a teenager who drank too much kills his own friend with a punch to the

Evidence indicates that manganese (Mn) is more than a nuisance: it's a threat to health. It's time to get serious about removing it from drinking water.

Penn State School of Nutrition conducted a study addressing the theory that drinking water curbs hunger. Drinking water for proper hydration is recommended, but it will not prevent hunger. The team ...

Think your drinking water is free of lead? Experts warn that despite city assurances, tap water might still carry toxic amounts of the chemical.

Need to drink less? Get married, according to a new study by a UVA clinical psychology doctoral student.

As New York recovers from #COVID19, investments to replace lead pipes will protect public health and put people back to work. Join me in urging NY Governor Cuomo and state lawmakers to #GetTheLeadOut!