Objectives Potentially modifiable risk factors account for approximately 23% of breast
cancers, with obesity and alcohol being the two greatest. Breast screening and symptomatic …

Background We aimed to understand the factors shaping alcohol consumption patterns in
middle-aged women (45–64), and to identify participant-driven population-and policy-level …

Objectives To improve the effectiveness of alcohol harm reduction mass media campaigns,
this study aimed to (1) identify existing advertisements (ads) with greatest potential to …

Informing drinkers of the health risks associated with alcohol consumption via warning
statements located on alcohol products can increase their capacity to make healthier …

While protective behavioral strategies (PBSs) have the potential to reduce alcohol-related
harm, there is a lack of understanding of the factors influencing adults' use of these …

Rationale Many people overestimate the amount of alcohol that increases their risk of harm
and so may not perceive any need to change their drinking behaviour. Several countries …

Despite the growing alcohol marketing activities of the transnational alcohol industries in
Nigeria, little research has focussed on their effects on Nigerian youths. This study explores …

Introduction Alcohol is a major source of harm worldwide. The aim of this study was to
experimentally assess the effects of exposing Australian adult drinkers to combinations of …

Aims To compare the immediate effects on drinkers of television advertisements focusing
upon short‐versus long‐term harms with and without low‐risk drinking guidelines. Design …

Gambling causes significant levels of harm globally and is recognised as a serious public
health issue. To reduce gambling-related harm, various strategies and policies have been …