‘BIG DEAL. Congrats man, thanks for being an example,’ one fan responds to Eminem’s post on Instagram. READ MORE HERE.
Why Sober Travel Is Easier Than Ever, Thanks to Resorts and Airlines Expanding Their Zero-Proof Options
As more and more people become sober curious — meaning questioning your relationship with alcohol and thinking about trying sobriety — resorts and airlines are trying to help out and accommodate those needs moving forward. READ MORE HERE.
Bill would require Alaska beverage sellers to post warning signs about alcohol-related cancer risks
The bill’s sponsor says too few people know about the link between alcohol consumption and cancer. READ MORE HERE.
Recover Alaska celebrates sober living Alaskans
Many people have put in the work and gone through the journey to living life *sober*. And this month, in honor of sobriety awareness month, Recover Alaska is putting the spotlight on a few so-called sober heroes here in Alaska. Your Alaska Link shares their inspiring stories. WATCH HERE.
A New Ketchikan Addiction Treatment Clinic is in the works.
Alcohol remains the most common substance use disorder, but Gettis said the potent physically-addictive nature of illicit fentanyl has been tearing apart communities. READ MORE HERE.
Alcohol and Cancer: Know the Risks
Drinking any type of alcohol—including wine, beer, and hard liquor—increases the chances of developing several types of cancer, including… READ MORE HERE.
The Alcohol Issues Newsletter – Special Edition on Alcohol-Cancer Link
Cancer due to alcohol affects millions of people every year but the alcohol industry still keeps people in the dark about the fact that their products cause 7 types of cancer. READ MORE HERE.
Take a break! Dry January is back and Recover Alaska offers sober alternatives while socializing
 This event series creates a sober inclusive space for people to have a fun, social experience out without drinking. READ MORE HERE…
Dry January, Cali Sober, Soft Sober: Why Gen Z is Breaking Up With Booze
…going sober is the hot new thing, with 41% of Americans aged 18 to 35 saying they don’t drink at all. READ MORE HERE.