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Alcohol and babies don’t mix at all

  • Post published:01/12/2010
  • Post category:News

THERE is substantial research in the US and Canada around the effects of alcohol consumption in pregnancy, many of which will manifest only when the child has any combination of attention deficit, autistic, learning and behavioural problems. a d v e r t i s e m e n t The fetal brain develops right

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UK to raise tax on high-strength alcohol

  • Post published:01/12/2010
  • Post category:News

EXCISE DUTIES on high-strength alcoholic drinks in the United Kingdom will be increased next year, while those applying to low-alcohol drinks will be reduced under plans announced yesterday. The price of drinks containing more than 7.5 per cent alcohol will be increased from next autumn, while thos

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Irish Daily Mirror – Booze Price Call

  • Post published:30/11/2010
  • Post category:AAI in the News

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Irish Daily Star – Booze plea to save €3bn

  • Post published:30/11/2010
  • Post category:AAI in the News

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Irish Sun – Booze tax hike plea

  • Post published:30/11/2010
  • Post category:AAI in the News

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30% reduction in alcohol-related harm would save Exchequer €1 billion

  • Post published:29/11/2010
  • Post category:Media Releases/Uncategorized

Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, is calling the Government to implement Budget measures that could earn the Exchequer up to €182 million in additional revenue and…

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Irish Times – Teetotal Twenty Somethings

  • Post published:26/11/2010
  • Post category:AAI in the News

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Irish Independent – Alcohol blamed for increase in snoring

  • Post published:15/11/2010
  • Post category:News

Men are twice as likely to snore as women and middle-aged men are the worst offenders. Women snore during and after menopause, and they're also more likely to snore during…

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Sunday Tribune – FG split on council’s support of Arthur’s Day

  • Post published:14/11/2010
  • Post category:AAI in the News/Today's Top News

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Irishhealth.com – Alcohol does not just damage the liver

  • Post published:12/11/2010
  • Post category:News

Alcohol does not just damage the liver - it also weakens the immune system, leads to slower healing, impairs bone formation and increases the risk of HIV transmission, US researchers…

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