Drinking alcohol can lead to 7 kinds of cancer
Even moderate drinkers are at greater risk for breast, colon, liver and other cancers, study finds
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Even moderate drinkers are at greater risk for breast, colon, liver and other cancers, study finds
Several major brewers say they'll be including info on calories, carbs and alcohol content in the adult beverages
"A toast (with red wine, of course) to Morley Safer who introduced America to the French Paradox on 60 Minutes"
60 Minutes salutes Morley Safer with a look back at one of his favorite reports, "All in the Family"
Even as little as an ounce of alcohol may change heart function in people with high blood pressure, study finds
Researchers analyzed 87 studies to find out if moderate drinking really offers any longterm health benefits
A growing thirst for wine among younger drinkers is driving sales and making the drink available in new locations
World's 5th largest wine consumer and producer hopes to put Ningxia next to Napa on global wine map
Dog meat and rice wine sent to laboratory for testing after 10 Cambodians die, 100 fall ill
Getting into the wine business isn't easy, especially for women, but two half-sisters who didn't know about each other for half of their lives did just that
Many elderly tourists setting off on a day trip were aboard bus when it collided with a truck and caught fire
A new study looks at how much alcohol and which types of drinks are best for diabetics' heart health
Authorities in Colorado resort community say suspect seeks expensive bottles of liquor that he hides in his pants
Arsenic is found in many wines tested, but researchers say the risk depends on a person's overall diet
In a push to try and boost evening sales, Starbucks has also been rolling out wine, beer and tapas at select U.S. locations
Members of the mostly black book club say they were kicked off the Napa Valley wine train for laughing and talking too loud
Women believe they were kicked off because of their race; incident has prompted the hashtag #LaughingWhileBlack
It doesn't take much alcohol to make a difference in cancer rates, study finds
Lack of rain has produced some of the best wine California has seen in nearly a decade, one vineyard owner says
But China's production is less effective than more established wine-making countries, and its output is only the seventh-biggest
Longhorn State is known for cowboys and barbecue but another Southern favorite could soon be added to that list
Letting children have a sip of alcohol at home may have an unintended effect on their drinking habits later in life
Class action lawsuit claims some wines in U.S. have up to five times the amount of the toxin allowed by the EPA in drinking water