There’s been a lot of buzz about alcohol lately. Last year, more than a third of U.S. adults of legal drinking age decided to go sober for an entire month as part of a challenge known as “dry January.”
That’s an increase from the 21percent of people who took partin 2019, according to food and drink research firm CGA.
While more Americans are dipping their toes into a more sober lifestyle, are we really drinking less overall? And with public health officials increasingly warning that no amount of alcohol is good for us, and even a few drinks a week can up our risk of cancer and heart disease, is it time to rethink our relationship with alcohol?
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