Less weight gain by moderate-drinking women (CBC via Yahoo! Canada News)

8 March 2010, 9:43 am

Women younger than 50 who drink light to moderate amounts of alcohol appeared to gain less weight during a 13-year study, according to a U.S. study that adds to the conflicting messages about the effects of alcohol on health.... Read More »

More Topics from "News"

• 'Eating for two' may harm baby (Times Online)
• Medical calendar for March 10 (Suburban Journals)
• Medical calendar for March 3 (Suburban Journals)
• New TV Show Perpetuates Anorexia Myths (Discovery Channel)
• Eating breakfast and fatty diet during early pregnancy increases chances of having a boy (Daily Telegraph)
• 12 Ways To Judge Alzheimer's Risk (WSB-TV 2 Atlanta)
• 12 Ways To Judge Alzheimer's Risk (WFMZ Eastern Pennsylvania and Western New Jersey)
• Women who drink gain less weight than teetotallers (CTV British Columbia)
• Big in Japan? Fat chance for nation's young women, obsessed with being skinny (Washington Post)