Irish Independent – Cannabis the drug of choice for university students
Cannabis, cocaine and ecstacy are the top three illegal drugs abused by students in one of our leading universities, according to a new study. The study of a sample of…
Irish Times – Is alcohol too cheap?
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Sky News (UK) – Warning Over Booze Cheaper Than Chocolate
Health groups have called for the Government to act to tackle the "plague" of illness caused by cheap alcohol. Campaigners found young adults could get drunk on strong cider for…
BBC (UK) – Warning over parent alcohol abuse ‘child effect’
Millions of children are at risk of neglect because of a parent's drinking, and yet the problem is being ignored, say charities. Alcohol Concern and the Children's Society want social…
Sunday Tribune – City council backs away from Arthur’s Day due to drink link
Dublin City Council has decided it will no longer be associated with Guinness's Arthur's Day through the use of its logo on advertising and marketing material, and admitted its link…
Stuff.co.nz (New Zealand) – Supermarkets ‘driving alcohol affordability’
Supermakets should be forced to supply their alcohol pricing data to the Government to prove they are not using it as a loss-leader, alcohol research groups say. A study published…
MediLexicon news (New Zealand) – Raising Alcohol Price Essential To Address Binge Drinking
Research showing that some alcohol is now cheaper than bottled water, published in today's New Zealand Medical Journal, is very concerning and backs the view that price rises are an…
Irish Times – Alcohol the key indicator of early sexual activity
Teenage girls are knowledgeable about contraception and the effects of alcohol and other drugs on sexual behaviour but are less aware of the risks posed by sexually transmitted diseases, according…
TIME – 4 Reasons Binge Drinking Is a Public Health Problem
Binge Drinking in America One out of 3 adults and 2 out of 3 high school students who drink alcohol binge drink, according to recent government surveys. Startlingly, the data…
Irish Times – Rise in suicides related to recession
A steep rise in the number of people taking their own lives is directly related to the recession, an expert on suicide has said. A total of 527 people took…
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