Nope, not a “Freakier Friday” marketing stunt.

Some advice to avoid getting inadvertently blitzed on February 1 (or whenever you reintroduce alcohol).

You don’t owe anyone an explanation, but these excuses can help you dodge the nosy questions.

You can still cut back on alcohol this month without eliminating all traces of it from your life.

Recent studies suggest drinking is riskier than once believed. What do we know now that we didn’t know then—and is it time to stop sipping for good?

I was like a frog in a pot of boiling water—I didn’t know it was happening until it had gotten serious.

Everyone is so, so tired—but popping a pill or sipping a glass of wine at bedtime might do more harm than good.

If you’re breaking up with alcohol, here’s how to get rolling.

A mindful approach can go a long way for your health—and social life.

Bad news: Alcohol, especially specific types, may trigger gnarly hot flashes.

Hangover dumps are pure agony. Here’s what we learned about finding relief.

Plus tips to soothe your stomach—regardless of what kind of pints you’re drinking.

A dietitian weighs in on Boston’s answer to the espresso martini.

Popping a pill to prevent a hangover? Read this.

Yep, a comforting carb-y meal really can help.

Take it from someone who’s sober and more satisfied than ever.

Try these expert-approved tips to ward off a post-party puke-fest.

Experts say “hanxiety” is a real thing.

Just…so much alcohol.