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What Is 'Dry January?'
January 3, 2025
Happy "Dry January!" It's the month when some people choose to go alcohol-free. In 2024, nearly half a million adults participated in "Dry January." That number is up a whopping 60% in the last two years. The health benefits of cutting back on alcohol are astounding. During the challenge month, people sip on cocktails without any alcohol content. Inside edition's Alison Hall met up with the author of "Going Dry," Hilary Sheinbaum.
