NYC Health Department Launches Anti-Alcohol ‘Buzzkill’ Campaign

The New York City Health Department is urging New Yorkers to cut back on alcohol consumption due to the associated risk of cancers in a new campaign dubbed “Buzzkill.” While other U.S. cities and states like Worcester, Mass., and Oregon kickstarted movements against underage drinking, drinking and driving, and excessive drinking, the NYC Health Department’s “Buzzkill” initiative marks the first time a major city is campaigning against alcohol consumption specifically for cancer risk. The article NYC Health Department Launches Anti-Alcohol ‘Buzzkill’ Campaign appeared first on VinePair.