Benefits of 'Dry January' last longer than a month, studies show
People who take part in a monthlong sobriety challenge known as "Dry January" frequently experience lasting benefits and make sustained changes, studies show.
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People who take part in a monthlong sobriety challenge known as "Dry January" frequently experience lasting benefits and make sustained changes, studies show.
Every year, tens of thousands of people kick off the new year by taking part in a month-long sobriety challenge known as "Dry January."
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