No longer do you have to feel left out or uncool for being sober. You maybe don’t even have to completely stop drinking alcoholic beverages?
The New Sobriety
The New York Times
Other Press
Millennials Are Sick of Drinking
The Atlantic
Americans in their 20s and 30s are contemplating ways to drink less.
How Much Alcohol Can You Drink Safely?
The New York Times
Putting alcohol research in context is tricky even for scientists.
Can Doctors Talk Teenagers Out of Risky Drinking
The New York Times
Calling for additional research in all areas related to screening adolescents for alcohol use.
The Dry January Effect
The Wall Street Journal
Losing booze for a month has several health benefits, sometimes months later.
Addiction Doesn’t Always Last a Lifetime
The New York Times
Most people recover, often on their own.
