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Only a tiny fraction of us scan QR codes, making them the perfect way to conceal information while also, technically, providing it. Consumers have a right to be told alcohol’s health effects directly on the label in plain language. ■ … [Read more...] about QR codes are a sham

Heavy marketing can make it seem that alcohol drinking is essential in pleasure when it really only plays a bit-part, and often a negative one. If we are serious about enjoying our spare time we might benefit from a more open, creative approach, as outlined here. ■ … [Read more...] about Put alcohol pleasure in perspective

Policies and individual choices are normally seen as completely separate, but in reality they merge. So why not ring in the New Year by road-testing some effective alcohol strategies at home? We all set some rules, or policies, for our homes, for example. Few let outdoor shoes go beyond a certain … [Read more...] about Try changing your personal alcohol environment