This UN report describes a wide range of European alcohol related information, including policies,strategies and plans to reduce alcohol-related harm, plus patterns of drinking behaviour and traditions. 2013
Irish Parliament considers sport sponsorship by alcohol industry, but fails to proceed very far due to lack of evidence and difficult financial times.
A recent study in Kampala found that 22 per cent of students used and abused drugs; alcohol, marijuana, and khat (mairungi) being the most abused, and that no school was free of drug abuse.
This review contains the essence of the EMCDDA's General Report of Activities providing a brief summary of the agency’s achievements for 2012
Discussion of best practice in alcohol harm reduction policy.
The EU is planning to ban menthol cigarettes in order to discourage young Europeans from taking up the smoking habit.
In the week that e-cigarettes were classed as medical products in the UK, June 2013, this article gives a brief overview of debates and policy differences worldwide.
Research from Spain found that health protection from smoking bans decreases when staff or customers are allowed to smoke on terraces or near entrances.
Research from Spain found that health protection from smoking bans decreases when staff or customers are allowed to smoke on terraces or near entrances.
The New South Wales Government (NSW) that is considering banning the promotion of alcohol on grocery store receipts issued to customers.