The U.S. Surgeon General has issued a strong warning about the link between alcohol consumption and cancer, advocating for new labeling guidelines that would require warnings on alcoholic beverages. This announcement has led to a significant drop in alcohol stocks, as the health risks associated with alcohol gain increased attention. Studies suggest that even small amounts of alcohol can elevate cancer risk, with the Surgeon General emphasizing that there is no safe level of alcohol consumption. Medical experts are divided on whether this warning will effectively reduce drinking habits, but young Americans are already shifting toward non-alcoholic options. The move to implement cancer warnings comes amid a broader review of dietary guidelines and public health policies.