Britain turns teetotal as 15% say they don’t drink
Britain is turning teetotal according to official figures that show one in six adults has now sworn off alcohol. Percentage of adults in Britain who report never drinking alcohol
Lion Nathan to adopt recommendation for health warnings on alcohol labels
LABELS on beers including XXXX, Tooheys and James Boag's to carry warnings of health risks, including during pregnancy.
ALCOHOL ABUSE: MIDDLE-CLASS WOMEN ARE ‘NEW BINGERS
MIDDLE-CLASS women have become the new binge drinking generation, the latest figures show.
Suicide and road deaths should be top of the agenda
Road safety officers across the country have their work cut out for them given the state of the country?s roads after the recent bouts of snow and frost and the lack of money in the public purse to remedy the problems. Potholes seem to be opening by the day and closing by night but not without cars
Garda chief reflects on drugs deaths
CLARE?S Garda Chief Superintendent John Kerin has warned one of the significant dangers of the misuse or abuse of drugs and alcohol is death. Of the six recorded drug related deaths in Clare in 2010, two were heroin related, one related to a combination of alcohol and opiates, while the other three
Aggressive marketing raises alcohol consumption in Thailand
Bangkok - Alcohol consumption is rising sharply in Thailand due to aggressive advertising and the production of sweet fruit drinks promoted for sale to young people, a media report said Thursday. Dr Saman Futrakul, director of the Disease
Warning on young binge drink crisis – Irish Daily Mirror
The Irish Daily Mirror - 25/01/11 Click on image to view in full size
Irish Times – Call for floor price below which alcohol cannot be sold
The Irish Times - 25/01/11 Click on image to view in full size
Irish Times – Call for price floor below which alcohol cannot be sold
A leading charity has called for the sale of alcohol to be restricted and the introduction of a price floor below which it cannot be sold. Alcohol Action Ireland, the…
Number of under-30s with liver disease soars 50% in a decade
The number of young drinkers admitted to hospital with liver problems has risen by more than 50 per cent over the last 10 years, NHS figures show. In 2009/2010 351 under-30s were treated for the alcohol-related disease - up from 230 in 2000/01.
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