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Alcohol Review’s annual live online event, AR2026, on March 26th looked at the impact AI will have on global efforts to reduce alcohol harm. Participants heard from Nataly Bovopoulos, PhD, of Australia’s Alcohol and Drug Foundation on the pros and cons of bots in delivering alcohol information and from Professor Kathryn Backholer of Deakin University on the use of AI to monitor ads, before a moderated discussion of the topic. They are joined by an exciting lineup of AR2026 Extra video presentation sessions which will be added to throughout the year. Please, let us know if you have a session idea. ■

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12 Videos
Killer Tactics How alcohol and other unhealthy product industries hold back public health

6:37
Brief Interventions 2.0 - Dr Mary Madden

9:24
Senator Patrick Brazeau, Quebec Canada

3:05
Alcohol labelling- BEUC

4:20
Intimidated for trying to improve health

11:27
Know Alcohol: An interactive web application supporting Canada’s guidance on alcohol and health

9:25
"Better for you" claims on alcoholic beverages

7:39
"The Kardashians" and 818 tequila

7:41
The future of alcohol delieries

7:23
Advances in globel effort to reduce alcohol harm

5:42
Alcohol industry infiltration

11:16
Reducing alcohol's cancer burden in Europe

9:54

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