Aim To examine trends in public awareness and knowledge of drinking guidelines in the UK
since their revision in 2016, which had moved from a daily to a weekly guideline, made the …

Objectives To evaluate short-term effects of publishing revised lower risk national drinking
guidelines on related awareness and knowledge. To examine where drinkers heard about …

Aims Promotion of lower risk drinking guidelines is a commonly used public health
intervention with various purposes, including communicating alcohol consumption risks …

Background In January 2016, the UK announced and began implementing revised
guidelines for low-risk drinking of 14 units (112 g) per week for men and women. This was a …

Background Alcohol guidelines enable individuals to make informed choices about drinking
and assist healthcare practitioners to identify and treat at-risk drinkers. The UK Low Risk …

Abstract Introduction and Aims. In 2009, the National Health and Medical Research Council
released a revision of Australia's official low‐risk alcohol guidelines, specifying low‐risk …

Abstract Background The UK Government is reviewing its low risk drinking guidelines for
adults. However, there is a lack of evidence on the public's understanding and use of official …

Background Health authorities publish alcohol consumption guidelines for low-risk drinking
in most high-income countries but the effects of these guidelines on alcohol consumption …

Background January 2016 saw the publication of proposed revisions to the UK's lower risk
drinking guidelines but no sustained promotional activity. This paper aims to explore the …

Background: The UK's Chief Medical Officers revised the UK alcohol drinking guidelines in
2016 to≤ 14 units per week (1 unit= 10 ml/8 g ethanol) for men and women. Previously, the …