Fourfold increase in alcohol tax in Russia planned
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New national on-line ‘get-help’ guide to alcohol services launched
Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, has launched a new national on-line guide to alcohol services around the country which is searchable by age of the person…
Irish Times – Over 60% of under-65s in Ireland obese or overweight, finds survey
More than 60 per cent of adults aged under 65 in Ireland are either obese or overweight, according to the results of a State-wide study released yesterday. The National Adult…
Daily Mail – Our Love Affair with the bottle is making us obese
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Obesity and alcohol costs the Welsh NHS millions, study finds
Factors studied include estimating extend and duration of hospital admissions due to alcohol misuse and obesity in Wales The cost of obesity to the NHS in Wales is £73m, an academic study from Swansea University has calculated.
Booze Britain: Now fifth of women are drinking too much… and rate rises to a quarter in under-24s
Soaring numbers of women are drinking hazardous amounts of alcohol, figures show. The proportion consuming more than the recommended limit of 14 units a week has grown by a fifth in a decade.
Booze adverts on TV facing ban under proposed new law
A BLANKET ban on alcohol Âadvertising on TV is being Âconsidered by ministers. The Alcohol Marketing Bill would also stop drinks firms sponsoring sporting and cultural events to limit children’s exposure to adverts.
Does my after-work drink raise my risk of cancer?
KSDK NewsChannel 5 | St. Louis, MO (KSDK) - It may be one of the ways you choose to unwind at the end of the day. But could your daily glass of wine or beer after work raise your risk of cancer? "Alcohol causes cancer by acting on the DNA, genetic material.
Concern over fall in organ donations
ALMOST A third of the liver transplants carried out in the State each year are on patients with a history of alcohol abuse, the director of the national liver transplant programme has said.
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