Dry January can lead to noticeable health changes in as little as one to two weeks, including better sleep and improved hydration. Experts say the biggest benefits depend on what you do after January ...

BACK DOWN INTO THE LOW 50S. A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE SETTING GOALS OR RESOLUTIONS AS THE NEW YEAR BEGINS. WE MIGHT BE CONSIDERING A BREAK FROM ALCOHOL. ALYSSA MUNOZ JOINS US LIVE WITH A LOOK AT THE ...

The new year has arrived and so has the start of Dry January -- a popular health trend where people give up alcohol for the entire month. If you’ve never tried it before, here are some of the ways Dry ...

Many people are exploring nonalcoholic drinks to avoid the negative side effects of alcohol, such as hangovers. Dry January is a popular challenge where participants abstain from alcohol for the ...

Share on Pinterest Does ‘Dry January’ actually have a real impact on overall health? A study confirms its benefits. 10’000 Hours/Getty Images In 2013, Alcohol Change UK started the “Dry January” ...

WACO, Texas (FOX 44) – With the New Year comes New Year’s Resolutions and New Year challenges. One of them is Dry January, which is an annual health campaign to abstain from alcohol for the entire ...

For many people, a new year means new health goals. One of those goals can be Dry January, a month without alcohol. The rise of ‘finfluencers:’ Can you really trust financial advice on social media?

WILKES-BARRE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— Many people will be taking part in Dry January, giving up alcohol for the month in hopes of improving their health after the holidays, but experts say ...

Dry January does not mean a month without snow or rain. It actually means a month without drinking alcohol. Why, you ask? Because it's a great time to refresh after all the holiday partying. It's also ...

Recent scientific findings show that even moderate alcohol consumption increases the risk for several types of cancer. Meharry Medical College now holds the U.S. license for the "Dry January" campaign ...

The Dry January originated in the United Kingdom back in 2013 and has become a global initiative to address society’s relationship with alcohol. Going dry in January or for any length of time beyond ...