Americans' drinking levels remain at record low for second year in a row, new survey finds


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Americans are drinking less, matching last year's record low, according to a Gallup survey.

WASHINGTON — A new survey found that Americans are drinking less alcohol, matching last year's record low of just 54% of adults drinking alcoholic beverages. 

According to a new Gallup survey released on Wednesday, the number of Americans who say they drink alcohol remained at a record low for another consecutive year. The drop in alcohol consumption comes as more Americans are concerned about alcohol's health effects.

About 51% of U.S. adults believe drinking one or two alcoholic beverages a day is bad for one's health, the survey noted. The figure is virtually unchange...

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