Dry January is a worldwide initiative encouraging people not to drink alcohol for the whole month of January. The aim? Reduce your alcohol consumption after the festive season and experience the benefits of an alcohol-free month for your health,

Millennials and Generation Z were more inclined to participate in Dry January this time last year, according to Statista. Among those aged 21 to 24, 75% indicated they were at least somewhat likely to join, compared to just 31% of individuals aged 55 and older.

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Curious about Dry January? Here is a closer look at the 31-day challenge, its origin and where to find the best nonalcoholic drinks.

Alcohol-related problems, stemming from excessive drinking, are among the most significant public health issues in the United States, with more than 178,000 dea

Following the holidays, which can often center around the consumption of alcohol, many social drinkers are turning towards Dry January. No, not in terms of weather, as many climates see snow and rain during this season.

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Looking to participate in Dry January? Here's a rundown of several local non-alcoholic options right in Massachusetts.

Looking for just the right drink recipe for a special occasion or get-together? Just because you don't drink alcohol doesn’t mean you can’t have pretty (and delicious) drinks.