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Institute of Alcohol Studies
The 'Alcohol Alert Podcast' dives into UK alcohol policy, exploring its wide-ranging impacts on society.
Episodes: 120
Alcohol Alert Podcast: Unpacking UK Alcohol Policies and Their Impact
Curious about how alcohol policies shape society? The 'Alcohol Alert Podcast' by the Institute of Alcohol Studies is your go-to source for a deep dive into UK alcohol policy matters. This podcast doesn't just skim the surface; it offers a thorough exploration of how alcohol affects various facets of life, from public health to economic implications. Each episode features expert discussions that break down complex topics into understandable segments. You'll hear from professionals like Dr.
James Morris, who challenges existing models of alcoholism, and Dr. Aalaa Jawad, who exposes the tactics of alcohol and tobacco industries. The podcast also highlights the successes and challenges in alcohol policy across the globe, including insights from major conferences and interviews with key figures. Whether it's the financial burden of alcohol-related harm or innovative policy changes in Scotland, 'Alcohol Alert Podcast' covers it all.
Perfect for anyone looking to stay informed about the ongoing debates and developments in alcohol policy, this podcast provides valuable insights and practical information that can make a real difference.
Latest Episodes
Alcohol and cancer: fighting back against misinformation
Experts from World Cancer Research Fund and Balance discuss how cancer misinformation spreads, the evidence linking alcohol to several cancers, and why clearer labelling and national campaigns are ne…
Hooked by design: how social media fuels alcohol harm
Professor Nicholas Carah discusses how social media, data-driven advertising and rapid delivery services intensify alcohol-related harm for heavy drinkers and young people. The conversation outlines …
Getting to SAFER, Faster: Reflections on GAPC 2026
Emma Thompson and Laura Kouri reflect on the Global Alcohol Policy Conference in Brazil, discussing tax reform, conflict of interest rules and global industry interference. They share examples of pro…
Reduced consumption of supermarket alcohol, tobacco, gambling, and confectionery would be unequivocally good for the UK economy
Dr Damon Morris discusses new research showing how cutting spending on alcohol, tobacco, gambling and confectionery affects the UK economy. The conversation contrasts pubs and supermarkets, questions…
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