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| − | The [[Alcohol Health Alliance]] is a recently formed group comprised of several of the medical royal colleges, the British Liver Trust and the charity Alcohol Concern. They are calling for tougher alcohol regulation in the face of growing instances of alcohol related harm. They advocate measures including, greater regulation of the drinks industry, better prevention and treatment programmes, and compulsory warnings about alcohol's harmful effects to be included in any form of drink advertising or promotion. <ref> Denis Campbell, The Observer November 11th 2007, [http://observer.guardian.co.uk/politics/story/0,,2209039,00.html Call for price of drink to double to cut bingeing] Last accessed December 17th 2007 </ref> | + | The [[Alcohol Health Alliance]] is a recently formed group comprised of several of the medical royal colleges, the [[British Liver Trust]] and the charity [[Alcohol Concern]]. They are calling for tougher alcohol regulation in the face of growing instances of alcohol related harm. They advocate measures including, greater regulation of the drinks industry, better prevention and treatment programmes, and compulsory warnings about alcohol's harmful effects to be included in any form of drink advertising or promotion. <ref> Denis Campbell, The Observer November 11th 2007, [http://observer.guardian.co.uk/politics/story/0,,2209039,00.html Call for price of drink to double to cut bingeing] Last accessed December 17th 2007 </ref> |
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Revision as of 07:51, 18 December 2007
The Alcohol Health Alliance is a recently formed group comprised of several of the medical royal colleges, the British Liver Trust and the charity Alcohol Concern. They are calling for tougher alcohol regulation in the face of growing instances of alcohol related harm. They advocate measures including, greater regulation of the drinks industry, better prevention and treatment programmes, and compulsory warnings about alcohol's harmful effects to be included in any form of drink advertising or promotion. [1]
References
- ↑ Denis Campbell, The Observer November 11th 2007, Call for price of drink to double to cut bingeing Last accessed December 17th 2007
