book it would be irresponsible of any national government to believe that it can adopt a laissez-faire policy concerning alcohol. This book is published to coincide with WHO'S Alcohol Action Plan in Europe. Despite the presence of 17 authors the work flows interestingly and readably under skilled editorship. The first section sets the scene with reviews of global trends in alcohol consumption, followed by a chapter on drinking and individual risk. This topic is of crucial interest in the UK where guidelines for sensible drinking are being reconsidered. Thebook acknowledges that for adults "we now have evidence for the potential health benefitsfrom drinking in small amounts". This, however, is balanced by the evidence tha
BackgroundThe 2010 World Health Organization Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol re...
Britain is currently experiencing a serious alcohol problem, as shown particularly by a steep increa...
The Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy for England, published a decade ago, was at that time criticised...
[First paragraph] Anyone with an interest in Britain’s relationship with alcohol will have been hard...
Written by seventeen of the world's leading researchers on alcohol problems, and produced in collabo...
This book combines the analysis of UK alcohol policy from historical, contemporary and comparative p...
It has been suggested that planners have been left behind in discussions about alcohol consumption, ...
Alcohol has played a major part in British life for centuries. It has led to the rise and fall of go...
Aims: To identify how current public health policies of 12 developed countries assess alcohol-relate...
Alcohol use is one of the top five causes of disease and disability in almost all countries in Europ...
Aims: To identify how current public health policies of 12 developed countries assess alcohol-relate...
INTRODUCTION: The UK low-risk drinking guidelines were revised in 2016. Drinkers were primarily info...
Aims: To identify how current public health policies of 12 developed countries assess alcohol-relate...
The impact of alcohol regulations and policies using evidence from around the world is examined, wit...
<p>How we get to know what we know about alcohol. Book review: Vladimir Lovchev. Alcohol in European...
BackgroundThe 2010 World Health Organization Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol re...
Britain is currently experiencing a serious alcohol problem, as shown particularly by a steep increa...
The Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy for England, published a decade ago, was at that time criticised...
[First paragraph] Anyone with an interest in Britain’s relationship with alcohol will have been hard...
Written by seventeen of the world's leading researchers on alcohol problems, and produced in collabo...
This book combines the analysis of UK alcohol policy from historical, contemporary and comparative p...
It has been suggested that planners have been left behind in discussions about alcohol consumption, ...
Alcohol has played a major part in British life for centuries. It has led to the rise and fall of go...
Aims: To identify how current public health policies of 12 developed countries assess alcohol-relate...
Alcohol use is one of the top five causes of disease and disability in almost all countries in Europ...
Aims: To identify how current public health policies of 12 developed countries assess alcohol-relate...
INTRODUCTION: The UK low-risk drinking guidelines were revised in 2016. Drinkers were primarily info...
Aims: To identify how current public health policies of 12 developed countries assess alcohol-relate...
The impact of alcohol regulations and policies using evidence from around the world is examined, wit...
<p>How we get to know what we know about alcohol. Book review: Vladimir Lovchev. Alcohol in European...
BackgroundThe 2010 World Health Organization Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol re...
Britain is currently experiencing a serious alcohol problem, as shown particularly by a steep increa...
The Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy for England, published a decade ago, was at that time criticised...