alcohol
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Hummingbirds Can Handle Their Booze: Study Finds They Are Not Deterred by Alcohol in Nectar
You may not realize it, but that backyard hummingbird feeder filled with sugar water is a natural experiment in fermentation—yeast settle in and turn some of the sugar into alcohol.
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Moderate Amount of Drinking Alcohol Linked to Shrinking of Brain Matter, New Study
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New Study Debunks Myth of Drinking Alcohol Has Positive Effects on the Heart
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5 Ways Women Can Keep Their Bones Healthy
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There's No Such Thing As Safe Amount Of Alcohol: Study
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Study Sheds More Light On Link Between Alcohol And Risks of Death and Cancer
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Non-Drinkers Are As Likely To Miss Work As Heavy Drinkers: Study
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Moderate Consumption of Alcohol May Negatively Affect the Brain
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Thank Heavens for Alcohol! Vodka Shot Saves Poisoned Cat
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Binge Drinking Before Pregnancy May Have Negative Impact on Your Child's Health
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Drinking Alcohol With Energy Drinks Might Actually Kill You, Here's Why
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Scientists Make Realistic Brandy in Days, Skipping Years of Fermentation -- How?
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WARNING: Too Much Alcohol During Adolescence Could Alter Brain Development
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