WOMEN aged 30-50 are the target for an ongoing Scottish government campaign tackling alcohol. The Drop a Glass Size initiative is part of a drive to get Scots – in particular, female drinkers – to think about how much they’re drinking, and how to cut back.
Produced by Evans Woolfe Media with support from the The Alcohol Education Trust, the programme is called Just a Few Drinks and features four young people whose lives have been dramatically affected by drinking too much alcohol.
The Be the Influence – Tackling Binge Drinking initiative has launched a new video featuring some of Australia’s leading sporting stars who are
DRUG-RELATED deaths are continuing to fall with the biggest drop among heroin users. Also in this section Priest still can't talk of Jamie Bulger death Polish man stabbed Council paid €100k to lawyer for two hearings But according to new figures, it was a legal drug – alcohol – that was responsibl
Chief Executive Officer Alcohol Action Ireland is the national charity for alcohol-related issues. We are an independent voice for advocacy and policy change, working to reduce levels of alcohol-related harm…
One of the State's foremost public health advocates will oppose Aldi if it seeks to sell discount liquor in WA amid fears it could spark a price war and encourage problem drinking.
From TheJournal.ie MULTINATIONAL FOOD, DRINK and alcohol industries are using similar strategies to the tobacco industry to undermine public health policies, a new paper has said. The Lancet has published…