Does Dry January Really Make People Healthier?

If the bars look a bit emptier this month, it may be because more people are trading happy hour for Dry January.

The tradition, in which people abstain from alcohol for the entire month, is growing in popularity. In 2022, nearly one in five US adults said they would give Dry January a try, up from 13 percent the year before. An estimated 8.8 million people in the UK, where the movement originated 10 years ago, said they planned to participate this year, according to the charity behind the movement. In 2013, that number was just

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