A minimum price for alcohol in the UK would help save many thousands of lives, medical experts and academics have said. They say current policies do not go far enough and want to see an end to what is described as
Ban cut-price supermarket drinks to save live
Links between social networking and young people's use of alcohol are now so firmly embedded that many users of both aren't even aware of the connections, according to new research.
AAP State and territory ministers have signed off on the introduction of mandatory pregnancy warning labels on alcohol. Ministers responsible for food regulation met in Melbourne on Friday to consider their response to former federal health minister Neal Blewett's review of food labelling.
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Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, today branded the Government's decision to keep alcohol excise duty at the same slashed levels as the previous Government's budget as…
More than 100,000 cancers - equivalent to one third of all those diagnosed in the UK each year - are being caused by smoking, unhealthy diets, alcohol and excess weight, according to new research by Cancer Research UK.
Host: EAP Institute Location: Various Locations Date: 1st March, 17th May, 14th June 2012 Time: All Day IOSH members attending an evening seminar at Dublin Institute of Technology on Wednesday…
Host: Pavilion Location: London Date: 17th January 2012 Time: All Day The Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCP), in its June 2011 report; Our Invisible Addicts, highlighted the emerging problem of…
SWANSEA West MP Geraint Davies has called time on supermarkets selling low- cost booze. Mr Davies has spoken out in de