Time Out Magazine Ad Banned For Condoning Irresponsible Drinking
Time Out magazine has been ordered to cease publishing an advert for
EU questions legitimacy of alcohol minimum pricing
EU claims plans to introduce a 50p per unit rate could infringe free trade rules
NIH-funded study to examine factors behind alcohol-related violence within intimate relationships
Georgia State University's Dominic Parrott and Christopher Eckhardt at Purdue University in Indiana have received a five-year, $2.6 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to examine the underlying factors behind alcohol intoxication and violence between significant others and spouses.
Alcohol Research UK reports: In:tuition ‘life-skills’ evaluation; ESPAD young persons trends; glass size influences consumption; Alcohol industry influence on policy; ‘Mystery shopping’ for alcohol services
In:tuition is an evidence based, life skills education programme for young people aged
Time to break link between alcohol and sport
BRIAN O'CONNOR in The Irish Times TIPPING POINT : Should something as generally positive and healthy as sport be seen in bed with alcohol and all its attendant health risks?…
Departments lobbied against plans to end sport sponsorship by drink firms
From the Irish Exmainer By Cormac O ’Keeffe Monday, October 08, 2012 Government departments repeatedly lobbied against proposals to end sport sponsorship by the drinks industry, internal memos show. Documents obtained…
Drinks groups ‘undermine’ report
From the Irish Examiner By Cormac O ’Keeffe Monday, October 08, 2012 The Department of Justice accused two drinks ’ industry groups involved in a Government alcohol strategy committee of trying to…
‘We had no choice but to submit a minority report’
From the Irish Examiner By Cormac O ’Keeffe Monday, October 08, 2012 Two organisations associated with the drinks industry rejected assertions they intended to undermine the report of the Government-appointed expert…
Our dangerous affair with alcohol
From the Irish Independent MORE than 80pc of Irish people know somebody who is being damaged by alcohol, according to a worrying new study. Nearly one in three say they…
Drinks groups ‘undermine’ report
The Department of Justice accused two drinks’ industry groups involved in a Government alcohol strategy committee of trying to
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