New Yorkers may want to think twice before their next happy hour or weekend cocktail gathering as the city's health department launches a campaign to reduce the risk of alcohol-related cancers. According to the World Health Organization, excessive drinking is a leading cause of certain types of cancer, including breast, liver, and colon cancer. The NYC Health Department aims to educate residents about the risks associated with heavy drinking and provide resources for those looking to cut back or quit altogether. By promoting responsible drinking habits and offering support for those seeking to make a change, the city hopes to make a significant impact on the city's cancer statistics.
Buzzkill: NYC Health Department Launches Campaign To Reduce New Yorkers’ Risk of Alcohol-Related Cancers NYC.gov
