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The Sweetener Marketed to Diabetics May Be Silently Harming Their Livers. New Research from WashU Explains How.

Washington University Medicine study in Science Signaling: sorbitol converts to fructose in the liver when gut bacteria are overwhelmed, triggering fatty liver disease.

Medical Daily

'One lecture': patchy abuse response training exposed

Professionals at the coal face of the domestic violence response have divulged spotty instruction and systemic failures to a parliamentary inquiry.

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This week’s bestselling books – June 19

The latest NielsenIQ BookScan bestseller chart of NZ books, plus win a book on the Christchurch terrorist

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Lidl opens first-ever pub, The Middle Ale, in ‘milestone moment’ for supermarket chain

The move is a strategic manouevre to navigate Northern Ireland's strict alcohol licensing laws

The Independent UK

Lidl toasts ‘milestone’ moment with launch of first Middle Ale bar

Opening the pub at the supermarket’s Dundonald store enables Lidl to sell off-sales alcohol in compliance with Northern Ireland’s licensing laws.

Evening Standard

Tommy Robinson speaks to half-empty hall as protesters block Oxford Union debate

Pubs forced to close early or limit alcohol sales as police warned of possible disorder

The Independent UK

"I’ve been whipped, stabbed and had to have surgery. Most recently, I got licked on the tongue by Alice Cooper's snake." Nita Strauss shares the battle scars that shaped her into a modern guitar hero

From Alice Cooper to Demi Lovato and her own solo work, Nita Strauss has become a modern metal icon

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NT:'Rivers of grog': territory's booze bans extended

A crime-troubled territory has extended grog bans in Aboriginal communities and town camps beyond 2027 in a bid to curb alcohol-related violence.

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'Rivers of grog': territory's booze bans extended

A crime-troubled territory has extended grog bans in Aboriginal communities and town camps beyond 2027 in a bid to curb alcohol-related violence.

AAP

Liver cancer deaths are rapidly increasing – tackling preventable causes would save lives

Liver cancer is one of the fastest rising causes of cancer-related deaths in the UK, and the third leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide.

The Conversation

What Happens to Your Brain During Addiction Recovery?

For many people in Tennessee who are starting recovery, the hardest part is understanding why the body may be sober while the mind still feels unsettled. A person may stop using drugs or alcohol and still deal with cravings, low mood, poor sleep, anxiety, or trouble focusing. That can feel…

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Florida man accused of hosting drug-fueled house party for teens

The man allegedly told police he did not know the teens’ ages

The Independent UK

Can weight loss jabs reduce behaviours linked to violent crime?

Researchers found people who take weight loss drugs could be less impulsive and violent

The Independent UK

The over-50s are most likely to overdose. Here’s how older people use drugs

When many of us think about drug overdose, we picture young people at a music festival or people dependent on street heroin.

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Airline execs cut their own pay because crews won’t stop drinking before flights. It’s not the first time it’s happened

The airline must submit an improvement plan, per the Japanese government.

International Business Times UK

'Used Condoms, Alcohol, and Trash': Encino Residents Claim Neighbour's Home Films Adult Content for OnlyFans

A luxury mansion in Encino, Los Angeles, linked is causing tensions with residents over alleged disruptions, trash, used condoms, and alcohol, sparking debates on neighbourhood suitability.

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Boston 'Tartan Army Bill' hailed by Scots as bars stay open later during World Cup

A NEW law that allows more than 140 bars and restaurants in Boston to stay open later and for fans to carry and drink alcohol along certain streets…

The Economic Times

Techie dies mysteriously during Mussoorie trip with husband; Shocking scene leaves investigators searching for answers

A young software engineer from Delhi was discovered deceased at a Mussoorie homestay. Police are investigating the mysterious circumstances surrounding her death. The couple had arrived for a trip and reportedly consumed alcohol. Investigators found the woman on the floor with blood on the bedsheet. The post-mortem report is awaited…

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"Drugs and alcohol and ego clashes got in the way, but we managed to keep them quiet": The unbelievable story of Chicago, the soft rock kings with steel in their hearts

Jazz-rock experimentalists, money-spinning soft rock kings, derided balladeers? The mighty Chicago have been all of these and more

The Canberra Times

Community protests relocating rehab next to preschool as 'urban-infill insanity'

Facility would be within walking distance.

The Independent UK

Drunk boater bites officer who tried to rescue him after he fell into water, cops say

According to officials, officers noticed that there was a strong smell of alcohol coming from the man

The National (Scotland)

How the UK media is failing Scotland at the World Cup

SCOTLAND have their first World Cup win for 36 years in the bag after beating Haiti 1-0, but many fans have been angered by English-centric media…

Bangkok Post

Did Gen Z stop drinking?

The mocktail menu used to be an afterthought, three items at the bottom of the drinks list sitting between the soft drinks and the water, there for the pregnant woman at the table and nobody else. Bangkok's better bars now treat the zero-proof section with the same attention as the…

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"I asked Ozzy if he was having vocal lessons back then, and he said, ‘No, just lots of alcohol and drugs.’" Zakk Wylde talks tributes, hot sauces and trying to turn Mark Wahlberg onto metal

A fun, frantic five minute interview with Black Label Society leader Zakk Wylde

The World Cup could make you lose 275 hours of sleep – 5 tips for better sleep after late night matches

How to enjoy the late night World Cup games and still get a good night’s sleep

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