Amount of alcohol and pattern of consumption affect risk of cognitive impairment
According to new study in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease
Who will mourn the loss of our pubs?
PUB LIFE: The Irish pub is dying. Is there any hope that it can be revived? Does anybody really care? Or are we ready to wave good bye to it and embrace healthier habits that don?t involve consuming expensive alcohol in public? THE STEADFASTLY sober Economist carried a eulogy to the British pub las
Turkey bans alcohol-related promotion campaigns in sports
Turkey's tobacco and alcohol watchdog has banned use of alcohol-related content in sports activities and sports-associated promotion campaigns, sponsorship agreements and commercials. Tobacco and Alcohol Market Regulatory Authority (TAPDK) on Friday issued a by-law that set new groundrules for comm
Less Than Half Of Adults Can Equate Alcohol Units To Drinks, UK
While more than four in five adults (85%) have heard of 'alcohol units,' only two in five of these (42%) can equate the term to actual drinks - according to new research published yesterday (4th January) by alcohol awareness charity Drinkaware.
Pubs allowed to serve alcohol in smaller glasses
Legal change to permit smaller measures will help tackle binge drinking, health campaigners say
Calls to set minimum on alcohol prices
The Vintners Federation of Ireland has called for a minimum price to be set on alcohol sales.
Vintners call for minimum alcohol price
The Vintners Federation of Ireland has called on the government to introduce a a minimum price on alcohol sales. VFI President Gerry Mellett said that this is the only way pubs will survive competition from supermarket sales of alcohol. Pubs cannot compete with low prices charged by supermarkets a
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