Monitoring Alcohol

  Nearly 80 per cent of South Australians back proposed South Australia alcohol reforms designed to reduce family violence and protect vulnerable communities from escalating alcohol-related harm. Strong Public Mandate for Legislative Change Polling commissioned by the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education (FARE) reveals overwhelming public support for stronger regulations on alcohol sales and

Recent research from leading UK institutions reveals concerning patterns in how youth alcohol media exposure influences drinking behaviours amongst teenagers and young adults. Understanding these mechanisms is crucial for protecting our young people from developing problematic relationships with alcohol. The Hidden Influence of Alcohol Marketing on Young People The University of Derby’s groundbreaking research has

Recent research has revealed deeply concerning trends in alcohol-related liver disease mortality rates, with deaths nearly doubling between 1999 and 2022. This alarming increase highlights the urgent need for greater awareness and prevention efforts to combat what has become a significant public health emergency. Understanding Alcohol-Related Liver Disease Alcohol-associated liver disease encompasses a range of

Turkey’s Sivas Cumhuriyet University and Bolu Abant Izzet Baysal University found that creative drama education could have a beneficial effect on improving attitudes toward violence against women by men with alcohol and substance use disorders. A landmark study published in BMC Public Health has shed new light on one of society’s most pressing yet underexamined

  The World Health Organisation has made it crystal clear: there is no safe level of alcohol consumption. None. Zero. Not a single drop provides health benefits that outweigh the risks. Yet somehow, millions still believe the myth that a glass of wine is good for the heart or that moderate drinking has protective effects. This

  The World Health Organisation has made it crystal clear: there is no safe level of alcohol consumption. None. Zero. Not a single drop provides health benefits that outweigh the risks. Yet somehow, millions still believe the myth that a glass of wine is good for the heart or that moderate drinking has protective effects.

A groundbreaking Swedish 10-year alcohol recovery study has unveiled crucial insights into the complex nature of long-term alcohol recovery. The research, which tracked 33 participants over a decade after completing alcohol treatment, challenges conventional wisdom about what successful recovery truly looks like. Understanding Recovery Beyond Simple Definitions The study reveals that alcohol rehabilitation isn’t a

Post Drinking Symptom That Could Mean Pancreatic Cancer Risk Do you notice your face turning red and flushed after a drink? While for many this may seem like a harmless reaction, experts warn that it could actually be a sign of a deeper concern. This common reaction, known as alcohol flushing, may increase your risk

Psychological research is uncovering a critical challenge in tackling binge drinking among young people. Despite widespread campaigns detailing the risks and regrets associated with heavy drinking, these fear-based campaigns often miss their target. Recent studies suggest that the fear of missing out (FOMO) on social experiences is a far stronger motivator for drinking than the

Caring for a loved one with dementia is undeniably one of the most challenging roles a person can take on. The task often demands emotional strength, physical resilience, and unwavering commitment. However, new research highlights an alarming factor emerging amongst these caregivers – alcohol abuse. A deeper understanding of Alcohol Abuse and Dementia and its