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@InstAlcStud
An independent organisation that seeks to bridge the gap between science and public policies to reduce alcohol-related harm Bluesky: bsky.app/profile/ias.or…
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  • @InstAlcStud
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    @InstAlcStud
    12h
    International evidence shows reducing the drink-drive limit saves lives. 75% of publicans back a lowered limit - incl. rural publicans by almost 2:1, who trade bodies have claimed would be hardest hit. From 'Behind the bar': ias.org.uk/report/behind-…
  • @InstAlcStud
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    @InstAlcStud
    Aug 30
    Our latest report w/ Balance looks 'behind the bar' - finding pubs and public health have more in common than often reflected in policy conversations. Read more: ias.org.uk/report/behind-…
  • @InstAlcStud
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    @InstAlcStud
    Aug 29
    Drink-driving remains a major cause of preventable death and injury. Police chiefs, road safety charities and the RAC are calling for mandatory alcolocks for repeat offenders, citing evidence they can reduce reoffending by up to 70%. 🔗
    Introduce breathalysers on cars for repeat drink-driving offenders, Burnham told
    From independent.co.uk
  • @InstAlcStud
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    @InstAlcStud
    Aug 29
    If a policy prioritises tax income over lowering the consumption of harmful products, what might the unintended consequences be? 🎧 We hear from Peter Roderick, York Director of Public Health & ADPH spokesperson on CDoH, on the Alcohol Alert podcast: ias.org.uk/podcast/power-…
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  • @InstAlcStud
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    @InstAlcStud
    Aug 28
    Our latest report w/ Balance found publicans say they are rarely, if ever, asked what they think. And the trade bodies who claim to speak for them prioritise the interests of their major funders: multinational alcohol producers that make billions from cheap supermarket sales...
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