Alcohol labelling provides a relatively low-cost, population-level approach to providing
consumers with information about the content and harms related to alcohol consumption …

Background Recent guidelines from the UK recommend that men and women should drink
no more than 14 units of alcohol per week. This recommendation takes into account the link …

Background and aims Health warning labels (HWLs) on tobacco products reduce smoking.
There is an absence of evidence concerning the impact of alcohol HWLs on selection or …

Alcohol increases the risk of several cancer types. However, awareness of the link between
alcohol and cancer is estimated to be low in Denmark. The objective of this study was to …

Aims To examine the relationship between a TV-led breast cancer mass-media campaign in
the North East of England (conducted in two waves: Jul/2015 and Nov/2015), awareness of …

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1861 admissions to hospital are inadequate for the prevention of certain risks, particularly …

Warning labels are now required on alcohol beverage containers in the United States. Prior
to the enactment of the warning label law, a random sample of adults in the general …

This qualitative study aimed to understand whether pictorial and graphic alcohol warnings
would be an effective intervention to reduce alcohol-related harms among young adult …

'Responsible drinking'campaigns emerged in the early 1970s as a means of addressing
hazardous drinking and its related consequences. While these were initially the product of …

The efficacy of health warning labels for products such as alcoholic beverages continue to
be debated internationally and now in Australia as a means of mitigating the misuse of …