Institute of Alcohol Studies
Institute of Alcohol Studies
Alcohol Alert - September 2021
Alcohol Alert - September 2021
Alcohol Alert - September 2021
Tuesday 5th October 2021
Catch up on September's Alcohol Alert podcast for key UK alcohol policy updates, including tax impacts, drink-driving stats, and ad restriction support.
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Get the buttons here!September's Alcohol Alert: Key Policy Updates and Insights
Study shows doubling alcohol taxes could save almost Europeans from cancer deaths Every Year.
Imagine watching a rugby match and seeing an alcohol ad every 12 seconds! That's just one of the eye-opening findings discussed in this episode of the Alcohol Alert podcast by the Institute of Alcohol Studies. The September 2021 edition covers a broad range of topics that will get you thinking about the role of alcohol in society and the policies shaping its use. Ever wondered how doubling alcohol taxes could save lives?
This episode dives into a study suggesting it could prevent nearly 4,850 cancer deaths annually in Europe. The discussion also touches on the rising serious injuries from drink-driving accidents, which are at their highest since 2008. If you're curious about public sentiment, you'll find it interesting that a YouGov survey reveals strong support for restricting alcohol advertising. The episode doesn't stop there.
It also explores Scotland's new government programme and Nicola Sturgeon's call for determination against industry pushback on pricing policies. There's even a segment on how legal powers can safeguard vulnerable drinkers, a timely topic given the complexities of alcohol dependency. And for those who think gambling is unrelated, Public Health England's review on gambling-related harms makes a compelling case for broader public health considerations.
Whether you're a policy enthusiast, someone affected by alcohol issues, or just curious about how these policies impact everyday life, this episode offers valuable insights and critical discussions.