Monitoring Alcohol

Poor representativeness in alcohol cohorts: the nail in the coffin of the ‘heart health benefits’ of moderate drinking?

March 2021 | Emmanuel Stamatakis For decades, cardiologists, GPs, as well as reputable online sources alike have been advising in favour of consuming moderate quantities of alcohol to decrease risk of major cardiovascular conditions. Such views became over time an almost established belief that penetrated public perception, research, and practice equally deeply. Because alcohol is a long-term

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The Art of Community Alcohol Management – Preventing Harms Kit

The Art of Community Alcohol Management – Preventing Harms Kit Some of the benefits to local governments delivering the alcohol prevention actions outlined in The How to Guide include: Fewer alcohol-related risks and liabilities, waste collection and cleaning, complaints (e.g. noise, antisocial behaviour), alcohol-related crime (e.g. physical and sexual assault, property damage) Changing social and cultural norms

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Public Intoxication and the Public Good? Victorian Government sides with….

Doctors, police slam planned reform POLICE and doctors have slammed the Andrews government for announcing a plan to scrap public drunkenness laws without any detail on how violent cases will be managed. The report says police should be used as a “last resort” when dealing with drunks with low-level cases sent home or to friends

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