We in Colorado drink a lot (9th highest rate of excessive drinking in the United States) and we pay the price for it.

If you like to have a glass of wine or a cocktail every now and then but also take certain medications, you may have wondered if you shouldn’t be mixing them. Well, we’ve got you covered. When it ...

In the wake of regulatory threats against the makers of alcoholic energy drinks, some are calling for further scrutiny of nonalcoholic energy drinks promoted as mixers for alcohol. Last year, after ...

Alcohol can irritate the digestive tract, alter gut bacteria and interfere with how the intestines absorb water, doctors said ...

Espresso martinis are delicious—but are they safe? Find out how caffeinated cocktails affect your body, and how much is too much. There's something special about the espresso martini—typically made ...

More than 40 percent of Americans who drink alcohol also take medications that may interact with their booze, a new study finds. Medications ranging from sleeping pills to blood pressure drugs can ...

Mixing energy drinks with alcohol creates a uniquely dangerous situation where your body remains intoxicated while your mind feels artificially alert. The high caffeine content in energy drinks ...

Some people don't think about the connection between their daily medications and the risks of mixing them with alcohol. Whether it's one glass of wine or a mimosa, the results can be dangerous. Other ...

I’ve seen many people mix Adderall and alcohol without realizing how risky it can be. Taking Adderall and drinking alcohol together is dangerous and can lead to serious health problems. The stimulant ...

It’s only natural to take a soothing drink after imbibing a bit of cannabis. Especially when such imbibing involves some kind of smoke. And let’s be honest – nothing cools off a palate better than a ...

Drinking alcohol with some medicines means they may not be as effective – or you could risk a life-threatening overdose ...