Episodes | BoozaTV →
Booza TV is a documentary mini-series that aims to challenge drinkers about their drinking and to mobilise South African society to 'address alcohol abuse in ways that will make a real difference'.
Prevention Update: Search Result
News on Alcohol Marketing →
South African health minister Aaron Motsoaledi plans to ban alcohol advertising in public in order to reduce harmful effects alcohol has on the nation.
Caffeinated Alcoholic Beverages →
This page includes links to the 2012 canadian report, resources and more information on these drinks, and the practice of mixing caffeine and alcoholic drinks
Canadian Alcohol and Drug Use Monitoring Survey: Summary of Results for 2011 - Health Canada →
Huge an on-going general population survey of alcohol and illicit drug use among Canadians aged 15 years and older. (launched in April 2008)
Monthly Variation in Substance Use Initiation among Adolescents. SAMHSA →
This new slant on first use of licit and illicit substances highlights interesting variations in monthly patterns, such as marijuana, alcohol and tobacco showing initiation highest in the US summer months of June and July.
Are perceived stress, depressive symptoms and religiosity associated with alcohol consumption? A survey of freshmen university students across five European countries. →
Researchers discovered that perceived stress and depressive symptoms were associated with student problem drinking, concluding that prevention programmes should focus on adolescent well-being.
drinkaware.ie : rethinking our drinking →
The list of 'guides' come from the alcohol industry sponsored charity, 'drinkaware'. Topics include how to travel safely to Poland for Euro 2012, parties, sport and holidays
Mixmag | MIXMAG'S DRUG SURVEY: THE RESULTS →
This large internet survey found that young middle class club goers, mainly from UK and North America, were happy to accept big drug risks such as accepting 'mystery white powders'.
Which drugs do you take? US and the UK compared by the global drug survey | Society | guardian.co.uk →
This large internet survey found that young middle class club goers, mainly from UK and North America, were happy to accept big drug risks such as accepting 'mystery white powders'.
Guardian/Mixmag drug survey reveals a generation happy to chance it | Society | The Guardian →
This large internet survey found that young middle class club goers, mainly from UK and North America, were happy to accept big drug risks such as accepting 'mystery white powders'.