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Alcohol harm is not inevitable. But reducing it requires us to act differently

Jon Hobday

Alcohol, crime and public judgements: what shapes the public’s view on punishment?

Dr Carly Lightowlers

Stigma isn’t only out there. It can be written into the way we work

James Armstrong

Applying behavioural insights to cut alcohol with no- and low-alcohol drinks

Neeraj Rahal, Ailidh Finlayson, and Filippo Bianchi

The end of premiumisation?

Emma Thompson

No/lo drinks and alcohol harm reduction: a targeted tool, not a population-level solution

Oscar Rousham

England and Wales are out of step on drink driving

Hunter Abbott

What is the point of a pint without alcohol? How drinking motives can help our understanding of who is consuming no/lo drinks

Lucy Burke

The more you look, the more you drink: how attention to alcohol adverts drives consumption

Dr Daniel Rudaizky

New study shows alcohol causes more cancers in Australia than previously thought

Dr Peter Sarich

The alcohol paradox: why cutting supermarket sales would grow the economy

Dr Damon Morris

How Violence Prevention Teams in A&E are supporting patients, improving access to healthcare for vulnerable groups, and saving the NHS money

Professor Simon Moore

Could knowing about alcohol and cancer help build support for alcohol policies?

Dr Daša Kokole

Why alcohol warning labels and minimum unit pricing matter for cancer prevention

Keegan Lawrence and Dr Adam Sherk

Gambling, alcohol and smoking – all for one and one for all

Dr Loren Kock

Medical students and recovery communities – learning from each other

Dr Seonaid Anderson

Alcohol industry pushback forces Irish Government to kick health warning labels down the road

Eadaoin Cott

Alcohol, family and change: rethinking drinking across generations in Romany Gypsy and Traveller communities

Dr Samantha Wilkinson and Dr Catherine Wilkinson

European health organisations are powerless against the wine lobby

Wim van Dalen

Alcohol and other drugs agencies need to contribute to climate adaptation

Professor Sarah MacLean, Dr Megan Cook, Dr Lisa de Kleyn, and Professor Lauren Rickards