Drinking firms ‘grooming’ our teens, says doctor
From The Herald. April 18, 2013
Doctors warn alcohol sponsorship of sports ‘grooming’ child drinkers
DOCTORS today demanded a ban on alcohol sponsorship of sporting events warning the drinks industry is “grooming” child drinkers. From independent.ie Treacy Hogan And one of the country's leading doctors…
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I am Dr William Flannery and I am the Chair of the Faculty of Addiction Psychiatry of the College of Psychiatry of Ireland. The College has repeatedly called for the…
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By SIOBHÃN HOLLIMAN Sylwia Gryczvk, Karyn Cronin, both from Teo Nua, Bernie Smith, Eleanor Burke, Irene Murphy, Youth Work Ireland, Galway, Teresa O'Dowd, St Jarlath’s College, and Deirdre Burke, Youth Work Ireland, Galway.
Statement to the Joint Committee on Transport and Communications by Professor Joe Barry
Professor Joe Barry, Public Health Specialist and Board Member of Alcohol Action Ireland: I would now like to follow on from what Dr Smyth has told you and thank you…
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