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Drinking less alcohol or cutting it out completely can improve your brain health and reduce your risk of dementia.
For advice and support visit http://www.hse.ie/alcohol
#BrainAwarenessWeek2025 #UnderstandTogether
Did you know that alcohol can impact our automatic functions, including sleep? Show your brain some love this #BRAINAWARENESSWEEK2025
#LOVEYOURBRAIN🧠 @AlcoholIreland
HAVE YOUR SAY!📢
AAI is running a campaign calling on the Minister for Health to ‘Close the L0.0phole’ of zero-alcohol advertising. If you'd like to help, please click here to email your TDs & the Minister. Together we can protect our children. Thank you!
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We are pleased to contribute to the Dept of Health’s consultation on developing a new strategy for drugs. There is a need for a dedicated strategy for alcohol which encompasses both prevention measures and services for those impacted by alcohol harm. https://alcoholireland.ie/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Alcohol-Action-Ireland-submisssion-Drugs-Strategy-consultation-Dept-of-Health-March-2025.pdf
Breast cancer rates rising. Further reasons to ensure consumers are warned about cancer risk from alcohol. Glad that Ireland is leading the way with health information labelling mandatory on alcohol products from May 2026.
Breast cancer diagnoses and deaths to surge by 2050, scientists say
There will be 3.2 million new cases and 1.1 million deaths a year worldwide by 2050 if current trends continue, study found
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As a former chair of AAI I am very proud of the contribution AAI makes to public health and its advocating for reduction of harms caused by alcohol consumption. The Sale of Alcohol Bill will also have impact on domestic violence. Silent Voices knows that impact. @MichealMartinTD
So inspiring to see the improving alcohol situation in Lithuania with its complete ban on alcohol advertising and other measures on pricing and availability.
Life expectancy rising, hospital admissions due to alcohol use declining.
Lithuania is a unique case in cutting alcohol consumption – experts
Lithuania has managed to cut alcohol consumption significantly in record time after implementing the World Health Organi...
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Clear articulation of why Ireland is progressing its alcohol health information labelling. Usual howls of protest from vested interests about these common sense measures. Time to put the consumer first and provide the facts not just myths on the bottle.
Letters to the Editor, February 19th: On alcohol and warning labels, and defending Europe
Alcohol health warning labels will have beneficial implications for Irish consumers
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Excellent report from @WHO_Europe on need for cancer warnings on alcohol products and momentum is growing internationally despite industry resistance. Consumer has #RightToKnow
https://iris.who.int/handle/10665/380399
Clear outline of the issues around alcohol and cancer. Low levels of public awareness that alcohol causes cancer, even at relatively low levels of consumption. Hence the importance of warning labels on alcohol products. @HsehealthW
The close link between alcohol and cancer
Most people are aware of the cancer risks associated with smoking. We see warnings on tobacco products and packagi...
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What we're working on now
Highlighting the harm caused by problem alcohol use in the home and its impact across the lifespan.
There are significant concerns about aspects of the Sale of Alcohol Bill which are likely to lead to increased alcohol harm.
Ireland’s Public Health Alcohol Act is based on WHO ‘best buys’ of price, promotion & availability to tackle alcohol harm.
Harnessesing the lived experience of people in recovery from alcohol to drive policy change.
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