First, the good news: moderate drinking is still good for you, reducing your risk of heart disease by up to 28%, according to a new study from the University of Massachusetts

> * First the good news: Moderate drinking is still good for you, reducing your risk of heart disease by up to 28%, according to a new study from the University of Massachusetts. The bad news? Drinking might increase your risk of hearing loss and blindness. According to two new studies, drinking may damage nerves in your ears as well as increase your risk for vision disorders like cataracts.

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