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Are ‘Soap Operas’ driving young people to drink?

Alex Barker

Drink-driving could soar as pubs reopen in July

Confused.com

COVID-19 and alcohol – consumption data strengthens case for ambitious alcohol policy

Kalle Dramstad

Revoking the ‘License to Drink’: Emerging evidence on mandatory sobriety

Beau Kilmer

Hazardous drinkers show elevated ‘waiting impulsivity’, relative to lighter drinking controls

Matthew Mayhew

The Pass-Through of Alcohol Excise Taxes to Prices in OECD Countries: Filling in the evidence gap

Ce Shang

Increasing choice to encourage the selection of non-alcoholic, rather than alcoholic, drinks

Anna Blackwell

Inequalities in alcohol-related violence victimisation and what we should do about it

Lucy Bryant

The label appeal: A look at industry interference in the little warning labelling study that could

Amanda Farrell-Low

Alcohol warning labels reduce sales, change minds, and increase knowledge

Northern Territories Alcohol Labels Study Research Team

Hope for a Dutch MUP

Wim van Dalen

Confronting the coronavirus: South Africa’s response

Maurice Smithers

Evaluating the effect of individual alcohol licensing decisions on local health and crime

Frank de Vocht

Time to downsize wine bottles?

Eleni Mantzari

Are there associations between drinking contexts and harms that are not explained by the level of alcohol consumption?

Abigail Stevely

Minimum unit pricing: from the theory to the supermarket shelf

Andrew Misell

Sobriety bracelets: The new ‘must have’ criminal justice accessory?

Laura Bainbridge

No strangers to the bar: the drinking habits of MPs

Tony Rao

Does the size of a wine glass affect how much we drink?

Natasha Clarke

MUP – let’s not lose another decade to alcohol harm

Colin Shevills