A Gallup poll survey last year found 65% of people ages 18 to 34 now believe drinking is bad for your health, and the same survey in 2023 showed the number of people in that age group who have even a ...

Many people will be taking part in the Dry January challenge Dry January is a challenge by Alcohol Change UK which encourages people to stay sober In the UK there are many alcohol-free brands ...

Bad habits like smoking, heavy drinking and skipping exercise can start to impact a person's health as early as their mid-30s ...

That’s the question many people find themselves asking as scientific evidence mounts that even small amounts of alcohol ...

Not only was January 2025 the biggest dry January for the business ... Saint beer again while 60% were not previously aware their chosen pub served a draught alcohol-free beer. Also, 85% of people ...

As more travellers prioritise healthier lifestyle choices, hotels are adapting their offerings to include wellness-focused ...

But do we consider these warnings? While some people adopt the trend of not drinking alcohol in January, for so-called "Dry January," the figures indicate a wider decline in alcohol consumption in ...

Heavy drinking is associated with an increased risk of a type of brain injury linked with memory and thinking problems.

One way to assess one’s relationship with alcohol is with sobriety challenges such as Dry January and Sober October. These experiences can help people take stock of exactly how much they are ...

From the rise in celebrities sharing personal stories of going sober to the increase in people participating in Dry January and Sober ... (Editor's Note: Reducing alcohol consumption, or going ...