The alcohol harm paradox – why are the poor at increased health risk?
Following the publication of research in BMC Public Health regarding the harm of alcohol on those with low socioeconomic status, we asked co-author of the work,… Read more »
Dr James Nicholls is Director of Research and Policy Development at Alcohol Research UK and Honorary Senior Lecturer in the Centre for History in Public Health, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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- The alcohol harm paradox – why are the poor at increased health risk? - 18th February 2016
- A new approach to measuring alcohol consumption - 22nd May 2015
A new approach to measuring alcohol consumption
Research published in BMC Medicine shows that people in England drink around the equivalent of 12 million more bottles of wine a week than previously thought.… Read more »