Alcohol and energy drink mix subject of NSW health study
THE hazards of mixing booze with energy drinks is being examined amid fears young people are harming themselves with the popular mix.
Police produce short film in bid to reduce excessive festive drinking
POLICE are urging people to watch a trailer they have produced in a bid to stop people drinking too much over the Christmas period The short film tells people to have fun at their Christmas parties but warns them that drinking too much th
Minimum price on alcohol will help save lives
Dr Richard Lewis on the severe health effects caused by binge-drinking ALCOHOL consumption in the UK has increased rapidly in recent years, and now, according to the World Health Organisation, it is the leading risk factor for premature death and disabilit
Thousands of people at risk through Christmas drinking
Thousands of people will be putting their lives at risk over Christmas because of accidents and illnesses caused by alcohol, that's according to A&E doctors.
Survey exposes myths about alcohol
A third of men think they are more attractive to the opposite sex after drinking alcohol, a new survey has found. One in five (22%) believed they were better in bed after a boozy night, while almost half (43%) claimed they were funnier when drunk, according to the poll of 4,000 people.
David Cameron fights to save minimum alcohol pricing
David Cameron is fighting to save his plans for minimum alcohol pricing to tackle Britain's binge drinking epidemic, after a revolt among senior Cabinet ministers.
13 per cent of people have travelled with over-the-limit driver
THE AA SAYS that 13 per cent of people who took part in its recent survey said they have travelled with an over-the-limit driver. The people said this had occurred within last year.
Carlsberg ramps up pressure on PM over alcohol price plan
Danish brewer Carlsberg has become the latest drinks group to oppose government proposals to introduce minimum unit pricing for alcohol to tackle Britain’s binge-drinking culture.
Off-licences worsen teenage drinking, report warns
COUNCILS have been urged to refuse new off-licences after a report Ârevealed teenagers Âliving near shops that sell Âalcohol are more likely to drink illegally.
Minimum price plans for alcohol ‘doomed’ after cabinet revolt
Plans to impose a minimum price for alcohol of 45p a unit appear doomed in the face of powerful opposition from cabinet ministers in a blow for David Cameron.
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