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Alcohol harms: a hidden pandemic in the age of COVID-19?
New summary of Britain’s drinking habits during pandemic sheds light on risk of the worst alcohol harms becoming less visible Read more »
Scottish Health Action on Alcohol Problems (SHAAP) and Institute of Alcohol Studies (IAS) launch new report on Men and Alcohol
Joint launch of a new report presenting key findings and recommendations for policy and practice from the 2019/2020 Men and Alcohol seminar series Read more »
Small Grants Scheme awards announced
Three projects chosen from a competitive field of entrants Read more »
Alcohol labelling is failing consumers – AHA UK
New AHA and Alcohol Change UK report has found that a self-regulatory, voluntary system is not working Read more »
In Memoriam: Roger Williams, ‘a true giant in the field of liver health’
Public health pays its respects to pioneer in hepatology Read more »
Alcohol calorie labelling in Obesity Strategy
Consultation over display of ‘liquid calories’ on beverages will come before end of the year Read more »
Most disadvantaged disproportionately at risk of alcohol-related violence
Study finds alcohol-related domestic violence victimisation up to 14 times as common in lowest socioeconomic groups Read more »
Alcohol and public health in the time of a pandemic
A summary of coronavirus-related coverage so far Read more »
Budget 2020: Alcohol duty frozen, again
Pro-business approach to cost public purse £1bn over next five years Read more »