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The market for alcohol-free wine is exploding as more people choose healthier lifestyles without sacrificing social traditions. Industry leaders say the trend reflects a major shift in how we celebrate and connect. #
People who switched to cannabis beverages reduced their weekly alcohol consumption by more than half, according to new research from the University at Buffalo. The familiar social experience of holding a canned drink may make cannabis beverages an easier substitute for heavy drinkers looking to cut back.
People who switched to cannabis beverages cut their alcohol consumption from 7 drinks per week to just 3, according to a first-of-its-kind study from the University at Buffalo. The research offers fresh hope for anyone looking to reduce drinking without going cold turkey.
A new survey reveals that 86% of pubs across England now offer no-alcohol and low-alcohol beer options, marking a major shift in drinking culture. The rise of sober-curious living is transforming both the beverage industry and social spaces.
A celebrated chef who's been sober for nearly 17 years reveals how the zero-proof movement has transformed from invisible to mainstream. His curated list of non-alcoholic favorites proves that flavor, ritual, and connection never needed alcohol in the first place.
Consumer rights groups in Nigeria are calling for conversation instead of bans after regulators moved to prohibit small-packet alcohol sales. The protesters want jobs protected while finding better ways to keep alcohol away from minors.
Nigeria's food safety agency is enforcing a ban on tiny alcohol packets that contain up to 43% alcohol, seven times stronger than beer. The move aims to stop kids from accessing dangerously strong drinks sold for pocket change.
Colorado lawmakers are tackling alcohol-related deaths with a smart new approach. A proposed bill would add small fees to alcohol sales to fund prevention programs and treatment for those who can't afford help.
Nigeria's drug safety agency has launched a nationwide crackdown on small sachets and bottles of alcohol to curb underage drinking and substance abuse. The bold public health move targets products under 200ml that made alcohol too easy for young people to access.
Nigeria will stop the sale of small alcohol bottles and sachets starting January 2026, targeting products that make drinking too easy for young people. The nationwide campaign aims to protect children after surveys showed over half of underage drinkers buy alcohol themselves.
Nigeria just launched a comprehensive plan to reduce alcohol-related deaths and protect its citizens from harmful drinking. The new policy aims to save lives, boost road safety, and recover billions in lost revenue from illegal alcohol.
Nigeria just unveiled a bold new policy to reduce alcohol-related deaths and illnesses while cracking down on illegal alcohol that costs the government $260 million yearly. The five-year plan brings together health officials, police, and industry leaders to make communities safer and protect legitimate businesses.
New Australian research offers a simple path to saving lives: reducing alcohol consumption by just one liter per person annually could significantly lower deaths from major cancers. The study reveals practical hope for preventing thousands of alcohol-related cancer deaths, especially among older adults.
One of Europe's largest beverage companies just proved that big businesses can make real climate progress. Suntory Beverage & Food Europe cut its carbon footprint by a fifth in just six years while making its drinks healthier and packaging greener.
A federal study on alcohol's health risks, blocked from release by Trump officials, just made it to publication in a scientific journal. The research shows even one drink per day may increase disease and death risks.
Americans are drinking less than ever before, with only 54% consuming alcohol in 2025—the lowest rate since tracking began in 1939. Women and young adults are leading a quiet revolution toward healthier living.
German breweries are riding a massive wave of interest in alcohol-free beer, with production now worth nearly €700 million as healthier drinking choices go mainstream. What started as a niche market has transformed into a booming industry that's reshaping the country's legendary beer culture.
Scientists are exploring ketone esters as a promising new treatment for alcohol use disorder, offering hope to millions seeking recovery. This nutritional approach could provide a safer alternative to existing medications.
Scientists at the University of Kentucky discovered that an experimental Alzheimer's medication could help people recovering from alcohol addiction by reducing harmful brain inflammation. The drug, already in clinical trials for dementia, might offer new hope for treating one of addiction's hardest challenges.
A federal study on alcohol's health risks sat unpublished for years after industry pushback, but scientists just released their findings independently. The research reveals that even light drinking may increase disease risk more than previously thought.
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