Objective: Problematic alcohol use is the third leading contributor to the global burden of
disease, partly because the majority of problem drinkers are not receiving treatment. Internet …

Transnational tobacco, alcohol and ultra-processed food corporations use the international
trade regime to prevent policy action on non-communicable diseases (NCDs); ie to promote …

In China, alcohol consumption is increasing faster than anywhere else in the world. A steady
increase in alcohol production has also been observed in the country, together with a rise in …

Background Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become an integral element of how
the alcohol industry promotes itself. The existing analyses of CSR in the alcohol industry …

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 …

Background To examine changes in men's and women's drinking in Norway over a 20-year
period, in order to learn whether such changes have led to gender convergence in alcohol …

Background Globally, alcohol consumption is a significant public health concern and it is
one of the most important risk behaviours among university students. Alcohol consumption …

Gambling advertising has become ubiquitous in westernised countries in the last two
decades, yet there is little understanding of the relationship between exposure to gambling …

Background: Childhood maltreatment may lead to development of future substance use;
however the contributions of a family history of substance use is unclear. Objectives: To …

Background The health and economic consequences of alcohol consumption have been
assessed mainly in developed countries. This study aims to estimate health impact and …