Irish Times – More drunk children at British A&Es
Growing Numbers of children in the United Kingdom are ending up in hospital because they have drunk so much, with more girls requiring treatment than boys, according to new figures.…
Hugh Greaves, Co-ordinator of the Ballymum Local Drugs Taskforce
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Dr Bobby Smyth, Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist
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Pat Kenny, Lecturer at Dublin Institute of Technology
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Professor Joe Barry, Head of the Department of Public Health and Primary Care, Trinity College for Health Sciences
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Dr Evelyn Gillan, Chief Executive of Alcohol Focus Scotland
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James Doorley, Assistant Director of the National Youth Council of Ireland
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Have We Bottled It? Alcohol Marketing and Young People
Alcohol is one of the most heavily marketed products on our shelves with a total market value of €6 billion in Ireland this year. Alcohol marketing targets young people and…
The Wall Street Journal Blog (EU) – EU Mulls Booze Warning Labels
Brussels is a battlefield of rule-making; there are always a thousand small skirmishes taking place off-camera, many with an impact on your future and the bottom lines of big companies.…
TV3 News at 5.30 – US researchers discover “tipsy” gene
Researchers in the US say they have found a "tipsy" gene that explains why some people feel alcohol's effects quicker than others. The study, by the University of North Carolina,…
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