Institute of Alcohol Studies
Bringing together evidence, policy and practice to reduce alcohol harm
Shadow health minister's call comes during National Suicide Awareness Week
Applications to study the highly regarded Foundation degree (FdSc) in Addictions Counselling in September 2019 are now open
Two thirds of alcohol sales are to heavy drinkers
Report shows that 60% of fliers have encountered drunk passengers in transit
Report urges government to put families first in the battle to reduce alcohol-related harms
Monitoring report finds alcohol is ‘still a significant health concern’
Paper identifies future 'battlegrounds' between industry and public health groups
Survey exposes 'poor' levels of service support for sufferers of both conditions
Raising alcohol taxes by 10% could boost GDP by £850 million and create an additional 17,000 jobs in the UK
Stereotypes about women’s drinking branded unfair and unhelpful
New analysis shows dramatic increase in affordability of shop-bought beer as Lords debate minimum unit pricing in England
Number rises to 1.14 million, rate stays same – cardiovascular diseases dominate figures
NHS Health Scotland figures detail the impact of alcohol consumption in 2015
Data shows budget cuts undermining road safety
UK Supreme Court "unanimously dismisses" Scotch Whisky case
Narrower take on alcohol-related deaths may worsen efforts to tackle the wider burden of harms caused by alcohol
Welsh to follow the Scots' lead
Report finds low-level parental drinking can leave children feeling worried, embarrassed and facing more arguments
Only 8% of people know what the low-risk weekly guideline actually is
Four fifths of pub managers say supermarket alcohol is too cheap