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Archives for May 2019
Alcohol in sport: a crusher of dreams or a helping hand?
The relationship between athletes and alcohol is perhaps not as straightforward as it seems at first glance, says academic (and runner) Sian Edwards
Explaining the strong support for the Swedish alcohol retail monopoly
For the twenty-third year in a row, the Swedish state-run alcohol retail monopoly, Systembolaget, was ranked most trusted institution in Sweden. Above the police, universities...
Understanding youth drinking in Scotland: Does Geography matter?
Understanding why young people living in some areas drink more than others is vital for public health policy, argues Gina Martin
Using wearable cameras to track children’s exposure to alcohol marketing via product packaging
New Zealand study follows the lives of children bombarded with images of alcohol product placement
What do we really know about how MUP has affected alcohol sales in Scotland?
Not very much, argues Policy Analyst Aveek Bhattacharya, but what little we do know holds promise for the groundbreaking health policy
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