Institute of Alcohol Studies
Bringing together evidence, policy and practice to reduce alcohol harm
A case involving a blogger that goes right to the heart of the NZ political establishment
Result of CAMRA poll should be taken with caution, warns Aveek Bhattacharya
Part two of the scandal covered by Dr Michael Siegel
Question lies at the heart of new ‘Brexit Battlegrounds’ report
The personal view of one professor close to the controversy
The claim that alcohol can be used safely while tobacco cannot must be called into question, writes Ben Hawkins
The Norwegian government has announced that it cannot support The Global Fund's latest venture with Heineken – will the Dutch follow suit?
'The struggle to stop the UK drowning in cheap alcohol can be won, but it requires exceptional powers of endurance,' writes professor Rob Poole
What does the alcohol industry mean by 'responsible drinking', asks Nason Maani-Hessari
Cutting alcohol duty represents a false economy, argues Aveek Bhattacharya
Jon Foster explores the discrepancy between what corporate-friendly alcohol initiatives claim to do and what they actually achieve
The duty escalator is not a pantomime villain, and the BBPA is wrong to portray it as such, writes Aveek Bhattacharya
The Olympics' unhealthy relationship with junk food and alcohol continues