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Fewer Americans Drinking Alcohol

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  1. kurv.comseen 22 Aug, 07:14article removed

    last seen headlineFewer Americans Drinking Alcohol

  1. 20 Aug, 07:06Fewer Americans Drinking Alcohol2 outlets
  2. 24 Aug, 10:40Marijuana Smoking At Record High, Cigarettes At Low1 outlet
  3. 26 Aug, 22:51Marijuana use up, alcohol use down: Are Americans trading one for the other?2 outlets
  4. and 7 one-off wordings
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Thu, 20 August 2026peak 11 reports on Thu, 20 August 2026Thu, 3 September 2026

What it is about

AmericansJohns Hopkins UniversityYoungPollGallupJoshua SeptimusNational Survey On DrugFrenchAmeričanéCenters For DiseaseUnited StatesAmericanAmerican Cancer SocietyBeatriz CarliniRyan SmithResearch ProgramUniversity Of WashingtonNational News DeskRichard PiperOur Future Health

Who published it, and when

original reportcopyfirst to report
kurv.com1 original report
iheart.com8 original reports2 original reports
The Hill1 original report
komonews.com1 original report
kxxv.com1 original report
unionleader.com1 original report
turnto10.com1 original report
okcfox.com1 copy echoing turnto10.com
20 Aug, 07:06over 7 days26 Aug, 22:51

3 reports left out of the cascade - too little in common with the story to place

How it spread - 19 original reports, 1 reprint

  1. Thu, 20 August 2026

    11 reports
    • kurv.com07:06first to reportremoved by the outlet
      Fewer Americans Drinking Alcohol
    • iheart.com11:59

      Fewer Americans are drinking alcohol, with only 54% reporting consumption, the lowest rate since 1939. A Gallup poll shows 53% now believe moderate drinking is unhealthy. This trend is driven by health concerns and changing cultural attitudes, particularly among young adults.

    • iheart.com11:59

      Fewer Americans are drinking alcohol, with only 54% reporting consumption, the lowest rate since 1939. A Gallup poll shows 53% now believe moderate drinking is unhealthy. This trend is driven by health concerns and changing cultural attitudes, particularly among young adults.

    • iheart.com11:59

      Fewer Americans are drinking alcohol, with only 54% reporting consumption, the lowest rate since 1939. A Gallup poll shows 53% now believe moderate drinking is unhealthy. This trend is driven by health concerns and changing cultural attitudes, particularly among young adults.

    • iheart.com11:59

      Fewer Americans are drinking alcohol, with only 54% reporting consumption, the lowest rate since 1939. A Gallup poll shows 53% now believe moderate drinking is unhealthy. This trend is driven by health concerns and changing cultural attitudes, particularly among young adults.

    • iheart.com11:59

      Fewer Americans are drinking alcohol, with only 54% reporting consumption, the lowest rate since 1939. A Gallup poll shows 53% now believe moderate drinking is unhealthy. This trend is driven by health concerns and changing cultural attitudes, particularly among young adults.

    • iheart.com11:59

      Fewer Americans are drinking alcohol, with only 54% reporting consumption, the lowest rate since 1939. A Gallup poll shows 53% now believe moderate drinking is unhealthy. This trend is driven by health concerns and changing cultural attitudes, particularly among young adults.

    • iheart.com11:59

      Fewer Americans are drinking alcohol, with only 54% reporting consumption, the lowest rate since 1939. A Gallup poll shows 53% now believe moderate drinking is unhealthy. This trend is driven by health concerns and changing cultural attitudes, particularly among young adults.

    • iheart.com11:59

      Fewer Americans are drinking alcohol, with only 54% reporting consumption, the lowest rate since 1939. A Gallup poll shows 53% now believe moderate drinking is unhealthy. This trend is driven by health concerns and changing cultural attitudes, particularly among young adults.

    • The Hill20:59

      Americans' drinking remains at historically low levels with a survey released Thursday reporting the lowest levels of alcohol consumption among Americans in its history, dating back to 1939. A new Gallup survey found the share of Americans who consume alcohol held at 54 percent for the second consecutive year. Self-reported drinking has been falling in...

    • komonews.com23:40

      Alcohol use has fallen to a record low as more Americans see drinking as unhealthy. A doctor warns some may be swapping alcohol for cannabis, whose long-term health effects remain less understood.

  2. Sat, 22 August 2026

    2 reports
    • iDNES (Czechia)09:00

      Zdá se, že Američané začínají být umírněnější. Alespoň co se týče alkoholu. Podle nových dat totiž za posledních pět let výrazně ubylo lidí, kteří jsou na jeho konzumaci závislí. Z národního průzkumu o užívání drog vyplývá, že počet osob starších dvanácti let, u nichž byla diagnostikována porucha související s užíváním alkoholu, klesl z 10,6 procent na 8,9 procent. To je přibližně o 4 miliony méně.

    • kxxv.com19:20

      A new Gallup poll finds Americans are drinking less alcohol and increasingly viewing it as harmful to their health.

  3. Mon, 24 August 2026

    2 reports
    • iheart.com10:40

      Marijuana smoking in the U.S. has hit a record high, with 17% of adults admitting to using it, while cigarette use has dropped to a record low of 11%. The trend shows higher marijuana use among younger, less educated adults with lower incomes.

    • iheart.com10:40

      Marijuana smoking in the U.S. has hit a record high, with 17% of adults admitting to using it, while cigarette use has dropped to a record low of 11%. The trend shows higher marijuana use among younger, less educated adults with lower incomes.

  4. Tue, 25 August 2026

    1 report
  5. Wed, 26 August 2026

    1 report
  6. Wed, 2 September 2026

    1 report
  7. Thu, 3 September 2026

    1 report

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