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Think tank finds NoLo drinks have limited impact

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Lucy Holmes – Director of research and policy, ACUK

Subject:

A report on no and low alcohol beverages (‘NoLo’) from the Social Market Foundation finds limited evidence for their impact on health outcomes (08 Sep). Sponsored by Alcohol Change UK (ACUK), the publication finds that whilst NoLo products may help individuals reduce their consumption, they are unlikely to produce the aggregate level reductions in alcohol-related harms public health experts would desire. See report: https://www.smf.co.uk/publications/no-low-alcohol-harms/

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