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Surgeon General Gins Up a Questionable Drinking Causes Cancer Scare

Stealth alcohol prohibition in the guise of an anti-cancer campaign.

Reason

WWE announces ‘multi-year’ partnership with Hulk Hogan’s Real American Beer

Real American Beer’s branding is set to feature as WWE’s Monday Night Raw deubts on Netflix

The Independent UK

10 best alcohol-free spirits for headache-free sipping

Wet your whistle this Dry January with these booze-free bevs

The Independent UK

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Why does the US surgeon general want cancer warnings on alcohol bottles?

The text-only warning of cancer risks would be the first change to alcohol warning labels in the last 35 years.

Al Jazeera

I tried ‘intermittent sobriety’. Here’s what I learned jumping on and off the wagon

While this is by no means health advice, these are a few things I’ve found helpful in case you’re also feeling sober curious

The Guardian - US

Yungblud reveals he has cut out alcohol as part of a huge health kick: 'New year, new me...'

Yungblud has gone on a major health kick for the New Year that involves cutting out alcohol and going to boxing classes.

BANG Premier

Want to make 2025 the year you stop snoring? Here's where to start

From lifestyle changes to altering your sleeping position, these expert tips will help you put a stop to snoring in 2025.

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Drinks to help you make the most of dry January

See out damp or dry January without losing the will to live with these low and no alcohol drinks

The Guardian - UK

New Surgeon General Advisory: Alcohol And Cancer Risk

Surgeon General warns of alcohol's cancer risk, emphasizing the need to reduce intake for better health.

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Surgeon General calls for new label on drinks to warn Americans of alcohol's cancer risk

Alcohol is a leading cause of cancer, a risk that should be clearly labeled on drinks Americans consume, U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy proposed on Friday

The Independent UK

Alcohol is a leading known cause of cancer—and the Surgeon General wants warning labels to reflect that

His recommendation came as part of a new report outlining how alcohol consumption is the third leading preventable cause of cancer in the United States.

Fortune

Surgeon General Calls For Cancer Warning On Alcohol

The United States' top government doctor on Friday called for health warnings on alcoholic drinks to highlight that they cause cancer and urged a reassessment of daily consumption limits due to the risks.

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The Independent UK

Surgeon general urges cancer warning on alcohol after linking it to 20,000 deaths a year

Alcohol consumption contributes to around 100,000 cases annually and is the third leading preventable cause of cancer in the US

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E-Bike And Scooter Injuries Have Tripled Since 2019

Recent years have seen a massive uptick in the adoption of electric mobility devices. From stand-up e-scooters to electric bicycles and everything in between, it’s clear that lightweight electric transport is here, and it’s here to stay.That being said, just like many things that gain popularity, the more people use…

The Independent UK

Feel like giving up dry January? Expert tips for staying free of alcohol

Telling friends and family makes all the difference, says expert

The Guardian - US

Alcohol should carry warning label for cancer risk, US surgeon general says

Advisory warns alcohol is third leading preventable cause of cancer in US and seeks to raise consumer awareness

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The Guardian - UK

Love your liver! 19 simple ways to look after this incredible organ, chosen by doctors

Should you do Dry January? Is any amount of alcohol good for you? And do detoxes work? Hepatologists reveal the tips they live by

Fortune

Social stigma still overshadows 0.0 drinks for Gen Z, even as Diageo, Heineken, and AB InBev bet big on alcohol-free options

“Alcohol has played a central role in the way humans socialize," making it harder to cut the habit out, Oxford University's Charles Spence said.

Marie Claire

Tom Holland Opened Up About the "Eye-Opening Moment" That Made Him Commit to Sobriety

"My problem was that I would have one drink and be fine, and then I would just go too far," the actor said of his past alcohol use.

BANG Premier

Tom Holland kicked drink as he would ‘go too far’ when boozing

Opening up about his sobriety journey, which started in 2022, actor Tom Holland has admitted he kicked alcohol as he would “go too far” when boozing.

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New Orleans Attack Suspect Had Prior Alcohol-Related Arrests

Shamsud-Din Jabbar's history of alcohol-related offenses and theft, shedding light on his involvement in the recent New Orleans attack.

The Conversation

Want to live longer and save money? Online app can help calculate your benefits from cutting back on alcohol

Dry January is a time when many people think about taking a break from alcohol and giving their liver a rest. But what does that look like in terms of individual benefits? What if you knew how many minutes of life you could potentially regain by skipping that last drink,…

LiveScience

What counts as 'binge drinking'? What about 'high-intensity drinking'?

Episodes of "binge drinking" can have dangerous short-term effects, while repeated binge drinking can trigger longer-term problems.

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