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While alcohol consumption is decreasing, Dr. Bhattacharya expressed curiosity about whether adults are turning to other substances instead. However, specific details on this trend remain unclear.

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Growing health concerns see more American adults saying "no thanks" to alcohol, Gallup poll reveals. How bars, like The Mystic, are responding with non-alcoholic options.

Americans are drinking less alcohol and partaking less frequently, according to a new Gallup poll released last week.

The percentage of Americans who say they consume alcohol is at its lowest point in at least 86 years, a new poll found.