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Americans are drinking less than ever, with only 54% now consuming alcohol—down from 62% just a few years ago. This decline spans all age groups and genders, except weekly churchgoers whose habits stayed steady. Over half of adults now believe even one or two drinks daily harm health, shifting public perception. Meanwhile, official dietary guidelines have dropped specific limits, advising only “consume less for better health”—a vague stance some say lacks scientific backing. It’s a pivotal moment in how we think about alcohol consumption.

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