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Time to downsize wine bottles?
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Are there associations between drinking contexts and harms that are not explained by the level of alcohol consumption?
Abigail Stevely explains the findings of her research Read more »
Minimum unit pricing: from the theory to the supermarket shelf
Originally posted on the Alcohol Change UK website Read more »
Sobriety bracelets: The new ‘must have’ criminal justice accessory?
Dr Laura Bainbridge discusses the implications of UK politicians tagging on to the South Dakota model of enforced sobriety Read more »
No strangers to the bar: the drinking habits of MPs
Dr Tony Rao describes a recent study examining alcohol use by Members of the UK Parliament Read more »
Does the size of a wine glass affect how much we drink?
Natasha Clarke and Gareth Hollands on an interesting experiment into a curious phenomenon Read more »
MUP – let’s not lose another decade to alcohol harm
Colin Shevills calls for action on cheap alcohol in England, arguing that the need MUP is ‘becoming hard to ignore’ Read more »
Does knowing alcohol can cause cancer improve support alcohol policies?
Canadian research group study examines possibility Read more »
Parental supply of alcohol across adolescence increases risk of alcohol-related harms in early adulthood
Biostatistician Philip Clare on research findings that support the Australian Government’s recommendation that any alcohol consumption in adolescence should be avoided Read more »
The alcohol harm paradox revisited on a local level
Research Coordinator Dr Sadie Boniface explains findings from a localised study looking at alcohol harm Read more »