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Alcohol Review – issue 97, November 24th 2023

January 10, 2024

Find this service useful?Please join the Alcohol Review's supporters who make it possible *Get Alcohol books*Join Whatsapp group*Follow live on Twitter, LinkedIn In this issue: UK cuts taxes fuelling alcohol harm; Japan lays out draft guidelines; Ghanaian civil society supports celeb ad … [Read more...] about Alcohol Review – issue 97, November 24th 2023

Alcohol Review – issue 94, August 3rd 2023

January 10, 2024

Find this service useful?Please join the Alcohol Review's supporters who make it possible This week: Brits now enjoy big savings from alcohol reduction; UK to end to-go alcohol from bars; Alcohol boosts blood pressure; A third of Irish farmers drink harmfully; Ad tracking aid shows … [Read more...] about Alcohol Review – issue 94, August 3rd 2023

Alcohol Review – issue 93, July 22nd 2023

January 10, 2024

Find this service useful?Please join the Alcohol Review's supporters who make it possible *For alcohol books and resources, visit the homepage* This week: US alcohol death surge rolled on; More US states allow teenage bartenders; Alice Springs' restrictions prolonged; French tax … [Read more...] about Alcohol Review – issue 93, July 22nd 2023

Brits want alcohol-industry-protected policy

January 10, 2024

Seven in ten Brits want government policy to be protected from alcohol industry interference and a majority want a ban on alcohol advertising, says a survey for the Alcohol Health Alliance (which launches its manifesto in Parliament today. “With a general election due to take place next year, our … [Read more...] about Brits want alcohol-industry-protected policy

Why are we paying so much for alcohol-free drinks that aren’t taxed?

January 10, 2024

Image Shutterstock by Cameron Shackell, Queensland University of Technology Dry July, an Australian fundraising campaign to support people affected by cancer, is almost here again. The premise is that abstaining from booze and hangovers for a month frees up money to donate. But with prices in the … [Read more...] about Why are we paying so much for alcohol-free drinks that aren’t taxed?

Alcohol Review – issue 90, March 19th 2023

January 10, 2024

Find this service useful?Please join the Alcohol Review's supporters who make it possible In this issue: Public health welcomes end of alcohol tax freeze; Asian flush linked to cancer; Ads create harmful online environments Public health welcomes end of alcohol tax freeze Public health … [Read more...] about Alcohol Review – issue 90, March 19th 2023

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