During the COVID‐19 pandemic, many potential risk groups have been identified, such as
those with obesity, diabetes, preexisting organ injuries, and several other conditions …

Introduction Recent years have seen an expanding 'no and low alcohol'(NoLo) drinks
market in the United Kingdom and other high-income countries. With the UK government …

Background: Urgent action is required to identify socially acceptable alcohol reduction
options for heavy-drinking midlife Australian women. This study represents innovation in …

Background In recent years, reductions in drinking in the UK and the rise of online
'positive'sobriety communities have been observed, yet peer led support groups such as …

In contemporary, neoliberal contexts, individuals are compelled to display competent and
'enterprising'selves, to get ahead in 'hustle culture'and to prioritise their personal …

Background Alcohol marketing influences drinking practices, and this helps shape how
gender identities are constructed. This paper presents research exploring how women who …

Rationale A small number of earlier studies have suggested an effect of temporary
abstinence campaigns on alcohol consumption. However, all were based on self-reported …

Alcohol consumption continues to be prevalent and is on the rise in many countries, posing
a grave risk for the health and wellbeing of millions and creating a strain on health services …

Objective Existing literature indicates distinct pathways and the key role of shame and
stigma into alcohol dependence (AD) and recovery for women. Internationally, there is a …

Background and aims Alcohol‐related mental health burden and suicidality impose heavy
burdens on global public health. This study measured the sex‐specific incidence and risk …