Thousands of booze deaths ‘avoidable’
Medical experts say “210,000 people could die from alcohol abuse in next 20 yearsâ€, according to the Daily Mirror. Several other newspapers have highlighted the estimate, based on the latest alcohol-related harm statistics released from the UK’s Office of Nati
“How to Get Results from Social Media – Best Practices from Harvard Business Review”
Host: Media Future Location: The Pavillion, Dun Laoghaire Date: 14 - 15 May 2012 We're really excited to announce that Josh Macht, the Group Publisher of the Harvard Business Review…
Revealed: More than a third of Scottish teenagers are ‘binge-drinking’ by age of 13
MORE than a third of teenagers in Scotland are “binge-drinking†by the age of 13, say researchers. Some 35 per cent of school pupils drink to excess by their early teenage years, a study has found.
Scottish Conservatives say agreeing ‘sunset clause’ allowed support for minimum alcohol pricing
The Scottish Conservatives have made a major policy U-turn by supporting SNP plans for minimum pricing of alcohol.
Committee backs minimum-pricing Bill
A minimum price for a unit of alcohol came one step closer today with the publication of the Stage 1 report on the Alcohol (Minimum Pricing) (Scotland) Bill by the Health and Sport Committee.
Irish Times, We’re consumed by alcohol
3 March 2012 By Mick Heaney RADIO REVIEW: IN TERMS OF predictable answers, asking whether Ireland has a problem with alcohol is up there with inquiries about the pope's religious…
May/June 2012, Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) Guidelines on Negotiating Workplace Drug and Alcohol Policies Seminar
Host: Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) Location: Various Date: Various Concern at marketing campaigns by HR and drug-testing companies has prompted the ICTU to publish guidelines for union representatives…
Setting minimum prices for alcohol will not break EU rules, says official
DEPARTMENT OF Health proposals to introduce a minimum price for alcohol are compatible with EU law, a spokesman for the EU commissioner for health and consumer policy has said.
University of Sussex study finds young ‘underestimate’ alcohol
Many young people underestimate how much alcohol they drink, according to a University of Sussex-led study.
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