Background This study aimed to identify targeted interventions for the prevention and
treatment of harmful alcohol use. Umbrella review methodology was used to summarise the …

Background The 2010 World Health Organization Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful
Use of Alcohol recommends countries adopt evidence-based interventions. Aim To update …

Background Disease and disability from alcohol use disproportionately impact people in low-
and middle-income countries (LMICs). While varied interventions have been shown to …

Introduction Effective alcohol control measures can prevent and reduce alcohol‐related
harms at the population level. This study aims to evaluate implementation of alcohol policies …

Background Managed alcohol programmes (MAP) are a harm reduction strategy used to
minimise the personal harm and adverse societal effects that alcohol dependence can lead …

Aims Steady increases in alcohol consumption and related problems are likely to
accompany C hina's rapid epidemiological transition and profit‐based marketing activities …

Alcohol‐related problems are experienced most directly at the local level. There have been
significant strides in evaluating locally based alcohol policies and prevention strategies. This …

Issues Implementation of alcohol control policy is a global priority as alcohol contributes to
negative individual health and societal impacts. However, there are no available reviews …

Objective To analyse available review-level evidence on the effectiveness of population-
level interventions in non-clinical settings to reduce alcohol consumption or related health or …

Background In low-and middle-income countries (LMIC), the mismatch between the number
of individuals needing and those receiving treatment for alcohol use disorders (AUD) is …