Aims To understand the extent of the alcohol industry's financial dependence on drinking
above government low‐risk guidelines in England. Design Scenario modelling using …

Abstract Background and Aims The Scottish Government introduced minimum unit pricing
(MUP) for alcohol on 1 May 2018. This means retailers in Scotland cannot sell alcohol to …

Aims To model the effects of a range of alcohol pricing policies on alcohol consumption in
subpopulation groups (eg alcohol consumption pattern, and age and income groups) in …

Aims: The proportion of alcohol consumption that is above government guidelines ('risky
drinking') has been estimated in several countries, suggesting that reductions in risky …

Background A large-scale survey was conducted in 2008 in north west England, a region
with high levels of alcohol-related harm, during a regional'Big Drink Debate'campaign. The …

Background and Aims On 1 May 2018, Scotland became the first country in the world to
introduce minimum unit pricing (MUP), a strength‐based floor price below which alcohol …

Background Although pricing policies for alcohol are known to be effective, little is known
about how specific interventions affect health-care costs and health-related quality-of-life …

Background Several countries are considering a minimum price policy for alcohol, but
concerns exist about the potential effects on drinkers with low incomes. We aimed to assess …

Background This study reports findings from the International Alcohol Control (IAC) study
that assesses the impact of alcohol control policy on consumption and policy‐related …

Background Alcohol consumption is associated with a range of health and social harms that
increase with the level of consumption. Policy makers are interested in effective and cost …