Its developers expect, based on research, that it provides relief from inebriation, helping the body accelerate alcohol metabolism and leading to reduced Breath Alcohol Concentration (BrAC).

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Now, researchers at Stanford Medicine and the University of Toronto believe they may have found another way to provide instant feedback on our states of inebriation. They conducted a small study ...

The researchers suggest that one potential future application of ADLAIA could be the integration into mobile applications and to be used in environments (such as bars and sports stadiums) to get ...

That’s where Hickey has invited us to go in this exposition of inebriation as something joyous. Here is a drunkard who enjoys being drunk, and the exclamation mark in the title is a reminder of ...