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  • Alexandra Aldridge on sex and substance misuse

Alexandra Aldridge on sex and substance misuse

Friday 31st May 2019

Researcher Alexandra Aldridge discusses how alcohol is involved in nearly nine out of ten sexual assaults, based on the latest Global Drugs Survey.
10 minutes

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Sexual Assault and Alcohol: Insights from Alexandra Aldridge

Picture this: almost nine out of ten sexual assault cases involve alcohol. Shocking, right? This episode of the Alcohol Alert Podcast brings in researcher Alexandra Aldridge to shed light on the unsettling findings from the latest Global Drugs Survey. Alexandra dives into the intricate issues that arise when alcohol is prevalent in sexual relationships. She offers a nuanced perspective on why alcohol often plays a role in these tragic incidents and what can be done to address this alarming trend.
Whether you're someone directly affected by these issues or just keen on understanding the broader societal impact, this episode is packed with eye-opening information and thoughtful discussions. It's a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of substance misuse and sexual violence.
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