Alcohol Review offers an expanding range of uniquely accessible and sustainable editorial resources assisting global efforts to reduce alcohol harm.

It provides rolling global coverage; debunks disinformation and misinformation; highlights expert comment and discussion; and disseminates of cutting-edge research, advocacy and innovation.

Common themes include new developments in global alcohol policy, advocacy, and fresh insights into how commercial interests undermine health policy, research and implementation.

It uses a wide array of social feeds, web stories, videos, newsletters and innovative yearly online events, the next being AR2026. Together they keep its audience ahead of a fast-paced, global information environment.

Over a decade of sustained effort has served the broad public interest by disseminating ideas to make healthier and better functioning societies, routinely bringing fresh innovations. Register for more. ■

Benefits include

• Premium newsletter and web site access
• Engage in the global alcohol harm debate
• AR2026 live session participation
• Opportunities to present research, advocacy and services
• Advance access to Alcohol Review video sessions
• Full recordings and transcripts from Alcohol Review 2025
• Bring wider attention and coverage to the field

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James Morris, PhD, alcohol researcher and podcaster

“Wonderful insights and conversation today.”
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Janet Gourand, founder, Tribe Sober

“I learned a lot and it gave me food for thought as well as making me feel more motivated than I’ve been all week“.
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Praise for Alcohol Review

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Eric Carlin, former WHO and long-time policy advocate

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Professor Mark Petticrew, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

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Sheila Gilheany, CEO Alcohol Action Ireland

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