Break Out the Tums

Dec 22, 2011

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The holidays usually mean an abundance of food, alcohol, and good times, says ABC News' Carrie Gann. But all that partying can lead to heartburn, and excessive acid reflux is not only an annoying problem, but a potentially dangerous one.

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