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How Much Alcohol Do People in the US
Regional Statistics
Matthew Gray

How Much Alcohol Do People in the US Drink Per Capita in 2025?

Alcohol in the United States in 2025 feels like it is changing shape more than disappearing. Walk into a bar or a store, and the choices look different from what they did a few years ago. Beer still has a big footprint, yet spirits and canned cocktails are everywhere, and many are stronger than what

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Beer, wine, and whiskey glasses on a bar table with a glowing map of the United States in the background, symbolizing states with the highest alcohol consumption
Regional Statistics
Matthew Gray

US States That Consume the Most Alcohol in 2025

Americans drink a lot of alcohol, but the amount depends heavily on where you live. Some states see high numbers because of local culture, easy access, or tax rules that make buying alcohol cheaper. Others stay near the bottom because of strong religious influence, tighter laws, or fewer outlets. The latest insights show that a

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Health Statistics
Matthew Gray

Obesity Rates in the US in 2025 – Regional Gaps Deepen as Health Policies Struggle to Keep Up

Around one in five adults worldwide now lives with obesity, and international targets have fallen behind reality. Health systems already carry the cost. High BMI adds close to $1 trillion each year to global healthcare spending, about 13% of the total. Higher rates of diabetes, heart disease, and some cancers mean longer treatment, heavier use

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