Sober sensations: Chasing the alcohol buzz
Endorphins from alcohol can make music sound better, laughs get louder and give you the confidence to dance the night away. But how do the sober recreate this buzz?
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New research suggests Minimum Unit Pricing on alcohol is hindering heavy drinkers
A University of Sheffield study has found little evidence that Minimum Unit Pricing on alcohol positively impacts the drinking habits of those with an alcohol dependency
The science behind binge drinking
We asked pharmacy and substance abuse experts what happens to our bodies when we get drunk, and why kicking the habit can be so difficult
Alcohol tag scheme to expand after successful trials in England and Wales
Ministry of Justice alcohol tags are helping offenders guilty of drink-fuelled crime to maintain sobriety upon their release
Lo & No Labels: Noughty, Thomson & Scott
Recreating the ritual of drinking, as part of a healthy diet
Alcohol consumption in reality TV could be harmful for younger audiences, study finds
Research has found that exposure to alcohol through reality TV could lead to unhealthy drinking habits in millions of young people
Club Soda’s Laura Willoughby MBE on sobriety and mindful drinking in 2022
To mark ten years of sobriety, Willoughby discusses life without drink, a booming business and changing attitudes in the alcohol-free category
Five YouTube channels paving the way for sober curious content
Whether you’ve lived a life of sobriety for years or are just curious about the sober lifestyle – the Dry team have found five channels worth a follow in 2022
Dry finds: The data behind your drinking
A survey conducted by Dry has found that most UK-based adults are open to making changes to their alcohol intake in the name of health
The five best apps supporting social sobriety in 2022
These are the apps helping people stay sober for free, by creating their own dry communities