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13259The more you look, the more you drink: how attention to alcohol adverts drives consumption

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The more you look, the more you drink: how attention to alcohol adverts drives consumption

Dr Daniel Rudaizky

19th May 2026

13262UK alcohol deaths fall in 2024 but remain well above pre-pandemic levels

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UK alcohol deaths fall in 2024 but remain well above pre-pandemic levels

11th May 2026

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Now you see it, now you don’t

January 2026

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AFS was delighted to join the @UK_AHA at Westminster this Wednesday for the launch of our new report on alcohol labelling

A welcome opportunity to chat with MPs about the need for mandatory labelling on alcohol products.

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New report: alcohol labels are failing consumers

Only 6.7% carry health warnings. Just 1.3% mention cancer. Meanwhile, industry messages dominates.

People have a right to know what’s in their drink – and the risks.

Time for mandatory alcohol labelling.

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As govts debate social media bans, what about alcohol marketing?

From targeted ads to alcohol at your door in minutes, digital platforms are reshaping how alcohol is marketed – and increasing harm.

🎧 Listen to our podcast with Prof Nic Carah @nnniccc:

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Why youth voices should be more involved in future alcohol policy conferences.

In our latest podcast we discussed the 2026 Global Alcohol Policy Conference in Brazil, with Laura Cury of @actbr and Emma Thompson of IAS and Edinburgh Uni.

🎙️Links: https://www.ias.org.uk/podcast/getting-to-safer-faster-reflections-on-gapc-2026/🎧

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May 2026

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