Dry January is a sober month that's one way to kick off the new year with health and wellness in mind, and anyone can participate. During the event, people take a pledge to go 31 days without alcohol.

Dry January sounds like a simple proposition: No alcohol. For 31 days. And some enthusiasts jump in without much planning — perhaps even hungover after a rowdy New Year’s Eve.. There is no ...

Dry January was a success, and those non-boozy habits may actually stick around, according to a new report by CGA Strategy. As the food and drink research firm noted, participation in the ...

In preparation for the race, she decided to cut out alcohol—specifically during her January training, creating a dry month.

Given the weather and the disruptive events thus far, many of you who chose dry January as a health goal — a month in which no alcohol is consumed — might find that your willpower is waning.

Now that 2021 is here, some people are participating in “Dry January." It's a trend where people voluntarily give up drinking to start the new year feeling clear and refreshed.

If this is your plan, you’ll be one of an ever-increasing number taking part in Dry January, organised by Alcohol Change UK – 4000 people signed up when it began in 2013, which swelled to ...

Dry January, the campaign led by Alcohol Change UK that challenges people to get through January without alcohol, is now in its tenth year. In that time it has grown from 4,000 people signing up in ...

The festive season is over and you've been drinking more than you usually would, so you convince yourself to complete Dry January - we've all been there. As a new year begins Dry January is one of ...

News; Health; Dry January; Almost a third of Brits sign up for biggest Dry January yet - 5 top tips for success Estimates from Alcohol Change UK show 29% of people will be taking part in the 31 ...

Dry January, the campaign led by Alcohol Change UK that challenges people to get through January without alcohol, is now in its tenth year. In that time it has grown from 4,000 people signing up ...