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Scientists discover why so many of us find it hard to cut down on drink - as study reveals regular boozing causes a disturbing brain change

Daily Mail 1 min read 7 hours ago

We all know that alcohol is a depressant and messes with our brain. Hangovers are almost a given, as are poor sleep and anxiety the morning after. Yet the majority of us drink anyway.
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