Beer industry’s self-regulation ineffective at preventing advertising code violations
In an evaluation of beer advertising code regulations aimed to encourage responsible advertising practices, new research from the American Journal of Public Health finds that content violations still occur and…
Substance misuse ‘a headache for firms’
Irish businesses are losing millions of euro each year through workplace accidents caused by drugs and alcohol misuse, according to one of Ireland's leading drug abuse experts. From the Irish…
We need to talk about Arthur
Anyone working in the arts or culture will tell you that the most difficult aspect in getting an idea from A to Z is funding. Coming up with an idea…
Ah lads — pour the other one…
So, you all geared up? Specially branded plastic hat? One of those little wavy flags that are great for poking into people's faces every time you get excited? An inexplicable…
Garda roadside checks reach new high, but the number of actual breath tests carried out on motorists at such checkpoints is at a record low
The number of roadside checkpoints mounted by gardaà has reached its highest level in many years over the summer, according to the latest Garda statistics. However, the number of actual…
9 factors that up risk of early dementia
Researchers have found nine different factors that can increase a man's risk of developing young-onset dementia. From irishhealth.com With people living longer today, dementia has become a major health concern,…
End “Crouching Tiger-Hidden Naggin” drinking culture
The 'Crouching Tiger – Hidden Naggin' drinking culture amongst Irish youth who are binge drinking cheap alcohol has to end, according to Ireland South MEP Sean Kelly has called on…
Wales to press ahead with alcohol and cigarette regulation
Minimum prices for alcohol and standardised tobacco packaging will go ahead in Wales if ministers have the legal powers required. From Pulse Health minister Mark Drakeford said he would press…
Australian study shows premier sports event saturated with alcohol marketing
A new Australian study concludes that sport is increasingly used as a vehicle for the promotion of range of 'risky consumption' products. From EUCAM A content analysis of one of…
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