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The following is a list of the latest posts from the blog. Maybe it will help you find what you're looking for.
- ‘Draconian’ Sheffield alcohol-free advert ban divides industry
- The alcohol advertising ban in Norway: Effects on recorded alcohol sales
- More evidence needed to understand consumer behavior around no- and low-alcoholic drinks
- People in recovery should be able to live freely without alcohol advertising disturbing their everyday lives or threatening their recovery
- Zero-alcohol ads and sport sponsorship ‘may be breaking the law’
- Alcohol industry-sponsored music festivals, alcohol marketing and drinking practices among young Nigerians: Implications for policy
- Sport bodies in Scotland unite to oppose alcohol advertising ban
- The game the alcohol industry played with the Dutch National Prevention Agreement
- The impact of “pinkwashed” alcohol advertisements on attitudes and beliefs: A randomized experiment with US adults
- Pink ribbon marketing on alcohol reveals need for ‘pinkwashing’ awareness
- Urgent Call for Alcohol Advertising Ban in Scottish Sports: Health vs. Revenue Debate
- Misleading conclusion from limited research approach: Comment on Manthey et al. ‘Restricting alcohol marketing to reduce alcohol consumption: A systematic review of the empirical evidence for one of the “best buys”
- Alcohol policy on EU-level: ‘Addressing Health Hazards or Promoting Commercial Interests?’
- Olympics strikes first global beer deal
- Why alcohol industry partnerships with civil society and governments are problematic for public health
- Nigeria’s ban on alcohol sold in small sachets will help tackle underage drinking
- Dunedin (New Zealand) university students targeted by ‘aggressive’ alcohol marketing, raising concerns with police
- ‘Can do better’: Philippines’ report card on alcohol policy
- How White Claw, Pernod Ricard & Heineken are adapting their marketing to reach gen Z
- Public in Cambodia concerned over alcohol marketing