Alcohol Action Ireland
Alcohol Action Ireland
What is alcohol doing to our children?
What is alcohol doing to our children?
What is alcohol doing to our children?
Sunday 30th August 2020
Explore how marketing tactics drive teenagers to alcohol in this revealing episode of 'The Alcohol File' with experts from NUI Galway and Trinity Business School.
29 minutes
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Get the buttons here!How Alcohol Targets Our Kids: Insights from Experts
There was a cause, there was an effect, and the effect was that young people were starting to drink as a result of that, and that was regardless of their home background. So you will always get this contest between public health and marketing.
Have you ever wondered how alcohol finds its way into the lives of teenagers? In this eye-opening episode of 'The Alcohol File', Eunan McKinney brings together a panel of experts to unravel the complex relationship between children and alcohol. Featuring Prof. Saoirse Nic Gabhainn from NUI Galway, Dr. Norah Campbell from Trinity Business School, and Dr. Sheila Gilheany from Alcohol Action Ireland, the discussion sheds light on the many factors that lead young people to start drinking.
The episode dives into the sneaky marketing tactics used to lure teens into an alcohol lifestyle. The experts discuss how advertising plays a pivotal role in shaping young minds and driving them towards early alcohol use. You'll hear about the significant risks associated with exposing children to alcohol at a young age, including the potential for developing dependencies. What makes this episode truly engaging is the deep dive into the tug-of-war between public health initiatives and aggressive marketing strategies.
The conversation highlights the urgent need for stronger policies to protect our kids from the harms of alcohol. If you're a parent, educator, or just someone concerned about the future generation, this episode offers valuable insights that you won't want to miss.