Background Reducing the affordability of alcohol, by increasing its price, is the most effective
strategy for controlling alcohol consumption and reducing harm. Sources of data We review …

Introduction While effective policies exist to reduce alcohol‐related harm, political will to
enact them is low in many jurisdictions. We aimed to identify key barriers and strategies for …

Background & Aims The advent of direct-acting antivirals (DAAs) has led to ambitious targets
for hepatitis C virus (HCV) elimination. However, in the context of alcohol use disorder the …

Context Scotland is the first country in the world to pass legislation introducing a minimum
unit price (MUP) for alcohol in an attempt to reduce consumption and associated harms by …

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 …

Background Despite a complex and multi-faceted alcohol policy environment in Australia,
there are few comprehensive reviews of national and state alcohol policies that assess their …

Background Alcohol policy studies have traditionally focused on formal policymaking
processes. Retail cooperatives, however, have rarely been studied as sites of public health …

Although academic business-based research into the area of Video and Computer Games
(games) has increased in recent years, it will be shown that these have had a propensity to …

Over recent years, an increase in alcohol-related problems has been noted in China. Taking
effective measures against the problem requires clear reviewing and understanding of the …

We use counterfactual analysis techniques to evaluate the impact of a 2minimumunitprice(
MUP)onthedistributionofAustralian(Victorian)householdoff‐tradealcoholpurchases …