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Wild Chimps Consume About One Drink’s Worth of Ethanol Daily From Fermented Fruit

Published in Science Advances, UC Berkeley’s measurements set a quantitative baseline that lends weight to the “drunken monkey” hypothesis.

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Long-Running UK Study Links Planetary Health Diet to Lower Diabetes Risk and Emissions

Large EHR Study Links Cannabis Use to Fourfold Higher Type 2 Diabetes Risk

Obesity’s Toll Mounts in Latin America as Mexico Counts 180 Billion-Peso Burden and Therapies Advance

Nature Climate Change Study Links Hotter Temperatures to Higher Added-Sugar Purchases in the U.S.

Calorie-Matched Trial Links Ultra-Processed Diets to Fat Gain, Hormone Disruption in Men

Warmer Days Drive Uptick in U.S. Added Sugar, Nature Climate Change Study Finds

Delayed Breakfast Linked to Higher Mortality in Older Adults, Study Finds

Artificial Sweeteners Linked to Faster Cognitive Decline in 8-Year Study

Later Breakfast in Older Adults Tied to Higher Death Risk, Long-Running Study Finds

Neurology Study Links Several Artificial Sweeteners to Faster Cognitive Decline

AI Model 'Ava' Visualizes How Influencer Work Habits Could Alter Appearance by 2050

Apple Juice Briefly Disrupts Saliva Protection, Tap Water Shows Greater Initial Impact in Lab

‘The Great Lock In’ Takes Off on TikTok as Gen Z Turns Fall Into a Year-End Sprint

New Studies Link Ultra-Processed Foods to Extra Fat Gain, Hormone Disruption and Higher Mortality Signals

Ultra-Processed Diet Drove Fat Gain in Men Even With Matched Calories, Trial Finds

Skipping Breakfast and Late Dinners Linked to Higher Osteoporotic Fracture Risk, Large Japanese Study Finds

Sleep Tops Diet and Exercise in Predicting Young Adults’ Well-Being, Study Finds

Plant-Based Diet Linked to Lower Cancer and Cardiometabolic Multimorbidity, Major European Study Finds

Alcohol Consumption Drops to Lowest Level as Most Americans View Moderate Drinking as Harmful