Discussion Our finding from sample 2 suggests that purchases of strong cider in national
sales data could all be accounted for by people dependent on alcohol. However, only some …

Evidence shows that cost does affect alcohol consumption, and reducing consumption
improves public health here is strong evidence that increasing the cost of alcohol reduces …

Abstract" 3 Modelling work from Australia even suggests that alcohol tax interventions will
save health sector funds. 8 The Government's approach to cheap and affordable alcohol has …

There is a wealth of scientific evidence that policies affecting alcohol price are effective in
influencing alcohol consumption, and hence reducing adverse outcomes due to hazardous …

There is good evidence that episodes of heavy alcohol consumption on single occasions ("
binge drinking") and not simply the total average consumption, play a key role in …

Aims: To compare characteristics of heavy drinkers who do, or do not, drink white cider
during their typical drinking week and to contrast white cider drinkers' behaviour with a …

Objective To examine, in the light of a current national inquiry into taxation for wine, claims
that wine drinkers rarely misuse alcohol and that cask wine is more likely to be misused than …

There is widespread ignorance of the current Australian guidelines to reduce health risks
from drinking alcohol3 as well as the recommended daily limits for consuming highly …

Few things are certain where alcoholism is concerned. Delegates at a recent conference on"
Alcohol: Preventing the harm," sponsored by the BMA and the Institute of Alcohol Studies …

Objectives: To determine the ethanol concentration of commonly available Christmas
puddings, and to extrapolate the blood alcohol content (BAC) of typical health care …