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Unveiling the hidden health hazards of alcohol use

Dr Pek Kei Im and Dr Iona Y Millwood

Alcohol control policies for everyone?

Dr Carolin Kilian

Ireland brings into law the world’s first comprehensive health labelling of alcohol products

Eunan McKinney

Why are particular alcohol policies adopted in some contexts and not others, and what is the role of the alcohol industry in these developments?

Dr Benjamin Hawkins and Dr May van Schalkwyk

Using counter-ads to kick alcohol sponsorship out of sport

Assoc. Professor Helen Dixon

No significant health benefits from drinking up to three units of alcohol a day

Dr Jinhui Zhao, Professor Tim Stockwell and Professor Tim Naimi

Public awareness of the relationship between alcohol use and breast cancer risk

Anne Doyle

At what cost? The economic impact of alcohol-related cancer deaths

Dr Harriet Rumgay

How the cost of living crisis affects alcohol harm

Dr Philip Broadbent

How the alcohol and gambling industries frame harm in the same way

Saloni Bhuptani

Last orders? Young people’s perspectives on the decline in youth drinking

Dr Hannah Fairbrother

Drinking Alone Predicts Future Alcohol Problems

Dr Kasey Creswell

The race is on: the SNP must prioritise public health over industry gains

Jane Gordon

Good news for public health, good news for pubs, and good news for Treasury revenue

Dr Peter Rice and Jem Roberts

Studies around the world collectively find that Minimum Unit Pricing would reduce alcohol-related hospital burden

Dr Tobias Maharaj

How Does Drinking Alcohol Increase Suicide Risk – and How Can it Be Managed?

Jason Isaacs

‘It’s everywhere’: Considering the impact of alcohol marketing on people with problematic alcohol use

Dr Amanda Atkinson

Patterns in alcohol-related violence: exploring recent declines in alcohol-related violence in England and Wales

Lucy Bryant

Should we rethink how we drink? Canada’s new drinking guidance vs. the UK’s

Dr Adam Sherk

“The best me probably would be better without alcohol”: What women told us about the sober curious movement

Dr Belinda Lunnay, Professor Paul R Ward, and Dr Emily Nicholls