Abstract Introduction Associates for Research in Substances of Enjoyment (ARISE) was
formed by tobacco companies in the late 1980s designed to counter public health policy …

Issues Alcohol companies have recently invested large sums of money in answering
research questions to which they have clear vested interests in the outcomes. There have …

Aims This report argues that the growing involvement of the alcohol industry in scientific
research needs to be acknowledged and addressed. It suggests a set of principles to guide …

Background: It is well known that the tobacco industry has placed articles in scientific
literature to maintain controversy over the dangers of tobacco use, while claiming that …

Objective: This article describes the origins and purposes of alcohol industry “social aspects
organizations” as portrayed in internal tobacco industry documents. Method: We …

Aims To compare the current status of global alcohol corporations with tobacco in terms of
their role in global governance and to document the process by which this difference has …

Objective: There is little formal study of alcohol industry involvement in science, despite
longstanding concerns about various activities and broader evidence of corporate …

Aims Using terms of justification such as 'corporate social responsibility'and 'partnerships
with the public health community', the alcoholic beverage industry (mainly large producers …

This editorial was prompted by the publication of Drinking in Context: Patterns, Interventions,
and Partnerships [1], a book emerging from a collaboration between four organizations: the …

Introduction: Debates in the peer-reviewed literature on alcohol industry involvement in
science have been polarized, with the activities of the International Center on Alcohol …