This British Medical Journal issue covers recent research on tobacco policy. Countries include Uruguay, Spain, Mexico, Republic of Korea, Ireland, France, Norway, Belgium, USA, UK, Australia, Germany, New Zealand, Canada, Australia and The Netherlands
This aims to measure changes in prevalence and predictors of home smoking bans (HSBs) among smokers in four European countries after the implementation of national smoke-free legislation.
The Dutch Institute for Alcohol Policy (STAP) and the European Network on Alcohol Law Enforcement (ENALE) are the organisers of a network conference that will aim to facilitate the exchange of good practices in law enforcement and networking amongst public authorities and other experts on alcohol.
Dutch researchers have found that time restrictions on alcohol advertising introduced in the Netherlands in 2009 increased teen exposure as the ads were moved to late night.
Dutch researchers have found that time restrictions on alcohol advertising introduced in the Netherlands in 2009 increased teen exposure as the ads were moved to late night.
This report examines alcohol portrayals in television advertising in the UK, the Netherlands and Germany, and the youth exposure to online alcohol advertising in the UK
The Dutch government has plans to close 164 out of the Netherlands 651 cannabis cafes, known as coffee shops, due to their close proximity (within 350 meters) to schools, according to justice ministry research.
International research proposals by Dutch and US academics for implementing earlier work in new European settings.
This study highlights a correlation between traditional health-risk behaviours such as substance use and risky music-listening behaviours.
The Netherlands has seen a 104% increase in the hospitalisation of young females aged 10 to 24 due to alcohol poisoning during the years 2005 to 2010.