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Does Dry January change how we drink?

Aisha Moolla

Alcohol industry intimidation of researchers and advocates

Dr Karen Evans-Reeves and Dr Gemma Mitchell

Denial, Blackouts and the Law

Jonathan Goodliffe

The effects of alcohol on employment and social outcomes in the UK

Dr Desmond Campbell

Why England and Wales need a lower drink drive limit

Jem Roberts and Dr Katherine Severi

Growing up with alcohol harm at home: the difference a trusted adult can make

Professor Siri Håvås Haugland

“We’re managing the chaos”: Why Alcohol Care Teams matter more than ever

Alcohol Alert Podcast

Who pays more? Analysing the impact of the UK’s 2023 alcohol duty reform

Dr Luke B. Wilson

The politics of inaction: why alcohol policy can’t wait

Jem Roberts

Alcohol’s harm is likely underestimated and its benefits inflated: Lessons from recent expert reports

Professor Tim Stockwell, Isabella Priore, and Dr Pek Kei Im

Behaving irresponsibly: separating UK alcohol industry claims from reality

Emma Thompson

False friends? Calls for Pride rethink on alcohol industry partnerships as LGBT+ community members give thumbs down

David Barbour

Why are we still not telling the public the truth about alcohol and cancer?

Melissa Dando

Double-Edged Swords: Motivation and “alcoholic” identity in alcohol-related cirrhosis

Dr Christopher Oldroyd

We know MUP works – but we can make it even better

Barney Dowling

Young People, Alcohol and Risk: A Culture of Caution

Amy Pennay, Gabriel Caluzzi, Laura Fenton, John Holmes, Michael Livingston, Jonas Raninen and Jukka Törrönen

Harm reduction as a rational response to irrational drinking

Dr Will Haydock

Men bear the brunt of alcohol harm – so why the focus on women?

Megan Cook, Amy Pennay, Sarah MacLean, Gabe Caluzzi, Ben Riordan, Amanda Cooklin, Alex Torney, and Sarah Callinan

Closing the gap between academic research and service delivery: the addictions research and practice SIG

Dr Darren Quelch and Dr Nyle Davies

Zero-alcohol drinks make teens think of alcohol – so why are we treating them like soft drinks?

Dr Ashlea Bartram