Dr. Vivek Murthy’s report cites studies linking alcoholic beverages to at least seven malignancies, including breast cancer. READ MORE HERE.
Alaskans are gearing up for ‘Dry January’
The nonprofit (Recover Alaska) will be holding mocktail and other Dry January events in Anchorage, Homer and Bethel this month. READ MORE HERE.
Creating a safety plan for New Years Eve festivities
“It’s really important to try and plan ahead around this,” Tiffany Hall, the CEO and President of Recover Alaska, said. “If you’re going to drive, don’t drink alcohol because it’s really hard to know exactly where that line is.” READ MORE HERE.
Dry January Is Approaching—But Sober-Curiosity Is A Trend Poised To Last All Year
Mocktails and booze-free bars are paving the way. Are you in? READ MORE HERE.
Dry January: Adults urged to consider going alcohol free to assess drinking habits
37 per cent of adults now agree they would like to drink alcohol less often. READ MORE HERE
Anchorage Fire Department’s Mobile Crisis Team is Made Permanent
“The MCT is an Alcohol Tax success story,” said Assembly Member Daniel Volland. “What began as a pilot program funded with alcohol tax money is now secured in our operating budget and established in code for years to come.” READ MORE HERE.
Denzel Washington Has Been Sober for 10 Years, Says He Used to Drink Two Bottles of Wine a Day and ‘I’ve Done Damage to the Body’
He cut off alcohol at 60 years old after a 15-year drinking pattern. READ MORE HERE.
As the Pandemic Deepened, Americans Kept Drinking More
Excessive drinking persisted in the years after Covid arrived, according to new data. READ MORE HERE.
Drinking is cheaper than it’s been in decades. Lobbyists are fighting to keep it that way
In a few states, however, advocates have shown it’s possible to raise taxes on alcohol. READ MORE HERE.