No level of drinking is good for health, and the U.S. surgeon general is warning about the cancer risk. But if you choose to drink in moderation, some drinks may be better options.

Millennials and Generation Z were more inclined to participate in Dry January this time last year, according to Statista.

Allison Herries, RDN, is a registered dietitian for a telehealth company. In her role, she provides nutrition education and counseling to help her clients set and reach their personal health goals.

Bars, restaurants and cafes are increasingly offering low- or no-sugar drinks, as well as zero-proof beverages. Read more at ...

But only some drinks, and no foods are being taxed ... A related idea would be adding information about the dangers of excess sugar and alcohol to food labelling, just as health warnings are ...

Research by Alcohol Health Alliance UK found some ... should be listed on alcoholic drinks - but there was no consultation on whether sugar content should be listed. Professor Sir Ian Gilmore ...

"But no matter how pretty the packaging, the alcohol inside is still a much more serious health concern than the small amount of sugar or carbohydrates involved," said Dr. Jones. "The irony is ...

“There is no such thing as a healthier alcoholic drink,” she says. This is because alcohol, at about seven calories per gram, contains more calories than sugar or carbs, both containing around ...