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Despite what many parents think, allowing teenagers to try alcohol at any age is harmful

Bernard Pereda and Nathaniel Perdue

Policies that single out pregnant people’s drinking aren’t working, but there are other policies that appear to help

Professor Sarah CM Roberts

Gone but not forgotten: Why was the Northern Territory’s Minimum Unit Price removed?

Dr Nic Taylor and Dr Cassandra Wright

An alcohol policy community of practice: A model for knowledge-sharing and collaboration

Amanda Farrell-Low and Elizabeth Farkouh

How could the US-EU alcohol tariff war affect alcohol consumption and harm?

Dr Norman Giesbrecht and Professor Tim Stockwell

“A meal is a way of connecting with somebody”

Andrew Misell

Rainbow-washing or genuine allyship? How alcohol companies target the LGBTQ+ community

Dr Sandra Souto Pereira and Professor Antonia Lyons

‘Dark Apps’ uncovered: popular alcohol tracking apps backed by the alcohol industry mislead users

Dr Elliott Roy-Highley and Professor Mark Petticrew

Alcohol calorie labelling might help change drinking habits

Dr Florence Sheen

It’s just a matter of time: drone-delivered alcohol in your neighbourhood

Professor Simone Pettigrew

Do alcohol ‘sobriety tags’ reduce reoffending?

Dr Carly Lightowlers

Latest Welsh research shows minimum pricing remains a cornerstone of alcohol harm reduction

Alcohol Change UK - Wales

Alcohol’s contribution to climate change

Dr Megan Cook and Professor Sarah MacLean

Alcohol warning labels featuring lived experiences attract greater attention

Dr Zexin "Marsha" Ma

Beyond the ‘Wine Mum’: Understanding Midlife Women’s Drinking

Dr Gabriel Caluzzi

New alcohol mortality data presents a bleak picture for England

Colin Angus

An introduction to Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)

Dr Helen Howlett

“Outta sight, outta mind?”. What do the public and professional stakeholders think about alcohol policy?

Dr Elena D. Dimova

Following the science on public health partnerships: the alcohol industry is no ordinary stakeholder

Dr Nason Maani, Professor Mark Petticrew, and Dr May van Schalkwyk

How can we improve public understanding that alcohol can cause cancer?

Jill Clark