Institute of Alcohol Studies

Alcohol companies say they’re helping communities.

But in many countries, they extract vast amounts of water – then fund water projects as CSR.

In Sierra Leone, sorghum schemes weren’t about food security – but boosting alcohol production.

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After Zoe Hughes died, her family found that she had been spending up to £1,500 a month getting alcohol delivered to her door via delivery apps.

Her sister is now calling for the government to ban the sale of alcohol on delivery apps.

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Most of the alcohol sold across Africa, Asia and Latin America isn’t local.

It’s controlled by global giants like Heineken, AB InBev and Diageo.

This is Big Alcohol’s global expansion – and it’s reshaping drinking worldwide.

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Labour MP @BeaversLorraine asks @SharonHodgsonMP what @DHSCgovuk is doing to tackle health inequalities in liver disease

There’s one alcohol policy that would close this gap more than any: minimum unit pricing

In Scotland, most lives saved were in the most deprived communities