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Around 15.5 million people planned to take part in Dry January and one in five want to reduce how much they drink annually.

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In 1964, then-U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Luther Terry issued a groundbreaking report about the risks of cancer and other health problems, with smoking tobacco. By the following year, the federal ...

A Sober Curious lifestyle is becoming a popular choice for many, with one generation seemingly behind the push.

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Amid the rise in alcohol-free consumption, U.S. sales of alcohol have reportedly dropped by one percent for the first time ...