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Dry January and beyond
eClinicalMedicine
This editorial explores the public health impact of the Dry January movement and broader strategies to reduce alcohol-related harm. It highlights clinical evidence linking temporary alcohol cessation to significant reductions in long-term cancer risk and chronic disease. While short-term abstinence provides measurable health benefits, sustained moderation remains essential for lasting wellbeing.
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