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"Alcohol and binge drinking" is a cross-disciplinary book category covering the causes, consequences, cultural contexts, prevention and treatment of excessive episodic alcohol use. Titles range from scientific and public‑health analyses (epidemiology, brain effects, youth and college drinking, harm‑reduction strategies and policy) to practical guides for clinicians, educators and families, as well as memoirs or fiction that explore personal and social dramas around binge episodes. Books in this category examine medical and mental‑health comorbidities, social and legal implications, historical and cultural attitudes toward drinking, and evidence‑based approaches to intervention and recovery. It appeals to general readers seeking awareness, students and researchers, health professionals, policymakers and anyone affected by or interested in the social and individual dimensions of heavy episodic alcohol use.

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