This study confirms that, in the US at least, 'under-age' drinkers tend to go for a much smaller range of alcohol brands than older drinkers; implications for prevention and policy
Review/summary of large US study where extra efforts on tobacco control also reduced other substance abuse
This think-tank report finds that parental drinking can lead to future alcohol problems for children, such as binge drinking. Demos also conclude that 'tough love' (high discipline and high love) might have a strong positive influence.
This think-tank report finds that parental drinking can lead to future alcohol problems for children, such as binge drinking. Demos also conclude that 'tough love' (high discipline and high love) might have a strong positive influence.
This page describes the process behind the major report: Alcohol Policy in Europe. (2012)
This major European wide report on alcohol policy was released in October 2012.
This 2012 Canadian report examines the use of both premixed caffeinated alcoholic drinks (CAB's) and the practice of consumers making their own combinations, recommending a new proactive campaign
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This research tested the common belief that allowing young children to sample small quantities of alcohol at home in a family setting encourages responsible drinking later on.
This is a series of short animations about the dangers of alcohol abuse.
This symposium will examine the latest initiatives at both EU and national level, discuss the range of alcohol-focused projects, and consider recommendations for future actions to reduce the harmful effects of alcohol misuse. Thursday 28th June 2012, Stanhope Hotel, Brussels