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Alcoholism is plenty dangerous on its own, but abusing alcohol as well as other drugs can lead to some especially dangerous side effects. What do you need to know?

For the most part, you should be able to resume driving about two weeks after a heart attack.

It’s very important to talk to your doctor after a heat attack, to establish some limits and understand more about how much exercise your heart can take.

Part of the lifestyle changes that a person needs to adhere to after a heart attack is modifying the diet to get rid of foods that are rich in cholesterol in fat.

Having a bunch of negative emotions after suffering from a heart attack is a normal part of the healing process. How do you cope?

Heart attacks can be a trigger for future PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) so it's important to understand everything about it.

While committing to an alcohol-free life offers numerous physical and mental benefits, the initial withdrawal process can be medically risky. Medications can be prescribed to help addicts through withdrawal, in outpatient as well as inpatient settings.

Stopping drinking has countless mental and physical benefits — but if you are an extremely heavy drinker, or you have been drinking daily for a long time, detoxing on your own may not be safe.

The diagnostic criteria for alcohol use disorder apply across the board, but research has recently identified five radically different subtypes of alcohol addicts. What do you need to know?

A few recent studies published in reputed scientific journals have stated that prolonged breastfeeding can cause tooth decay. What does this mean for mothers? What changes are needed in breastfeeding habits? How can teeth be protected from decay? Read on!