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Why alcohol warning labels and minimum unit pricing matter for cancer prevention

Keegan Lawrence and Dr Adam Sherk

Gambling, alcohol and smoking – all for one and one for all

Dr Loren Kock

Medical students and recovery communities – learning from each other

Dr Seonaid Anderson

Alcohol industry pushback forces Irish Government to kick health warning labels down the road

Eadaoin Cott

Alcohol, family and change: rethinking drinking across generations in Romany Gypsy and Traveller communities

Dr Samantha Wilkinson and Dr Catherine Wilkinson

European health organisations are powerless against the wine lobby

Wim van Dalen

Alcohol and other drugs agencies need to contribute to climate adaptation

Professor Sarah MacLean, Dr Megan Cook, Dr Lisa de Kleyn, and Professor Lauren Rickards

Is the Great British Pub on the verge of extinction? The truth behind the headlines

Jem Roberts and Dr Peter Rice

The Dry January® challenge: Separating fact from fiction

Joe Marley

“Ensure these restrictions are not enforced”: FOI documents reveal alcohol industry lobbying

Emma Thompson

Why we should have cancer warnings on alcohol

Professor Simone Pettigrew

Has England’s drinking returned to “normal”?

Dr Vera Buss

Feeling guilty after drinking? You’re not alone

Dr Sharon Cox

Minimum unit pricing works – and it works for the people who need it most

Dr James M. Clay

Budget 2025: Alcohol duty kept with inflation, but still far from true cost

Jem Roberts

Zero-alcohol products: a tool for moderation or a tool for growth?

Fraser Edwardes

Why we need a long-term vision to tackle alcohol harm in the UK

Poppy Hull

Deregulating alcohol licensing: how the government’s proposals risk undermining public health and democracy

Institute of Alcohol Studies

Making the case for regulating alcohol marketing in Scotland: A recent review of the evidence and next steps

Peter Rice

Does Dry January change how we drink?

Aisha Moolla