March 24, 2012
Source: Medical Journal of Australia, 2011, 195 (11) p690-693
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Date of publication: December, 2011
Publication type: Journal article
In a nutshell: The increase in the tax on alcopops was not associated with any reduction in alcohol-related harms in 19-25 year olds in a unique tourist and holiday region.
Length of publication: 4 pages
Acknowledgement: HMIC NHS Evidence Alert
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Alcohol, Volume 4 Issue 3, Young People | Tagged: Alcohol Related Harm, Tax Increase, Young People |
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January 24, 2012
Source: British Association for Sexual Health and HIV
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Date of publication: January, 2012
Publication type: Report
In a nutshell: This Alcohol and Sexual Health Working Party report has exposed missed opportunities to tackle alcohol abuse through existing sexual health services.
Length of publication: 34 page report
Some important notes: Press release available here.
Acknowledgement: Alcohol Policy UK
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Alcohol, Sexual Health, Volume 4 Issue 1, Young People | Tagged: Alcohol, Sexual Health, Young People |
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September 24, 2011
Source: Alcohol Concern
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Date of publication: September, 2011
Publication type: Research
In a nutshell: New research, commissioned by Alcohol Concern, shows a positive link between the density of off-licensed premises and harm from alcohol in underage drinkers.
Length of publication: 12 page report
Acknowledgement: Alcohol Policy UK
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Alcohol, Volume 3 Issue 9, Young People | Tagged: Alcohol Related Harm, Young People |
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July 24, 2011
Source: Joseph Rowntree Foundation
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Date of publication: June, 2011
Publication type: Report
In a nutshell: This report presents the findings from a major study of young people and their relationship with alcohol, and explores the wide range of influences on their drinking.
Length of publication: 91 page report
Some important notes: A summary is also available by clicking here.
Acknowledgement: Alcohol Concern
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Alcohol, Volume 3 Issue 7, Young People | Tagged: Alcohol, Influences, Young People |
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June 27, 2011
Source: Centre for Public Health
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Date of publication: January, 2011
Publication type: Report
In a nutshell: This report examines whether those areas where more teenagers are being admitted to hospital with alcohol related problems are also the areas where young people have more sexual health problems (e.g. chlamydia infections, teenage pregnancies, abortions and other sexually transmitted infections).
Length of publication: 33 page report
Acknowledgement: Alcohol Policy UK
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Alcohol, Alcohol Consumption, Sexual Health, Volume 3 Issue 6, Young People | Tagged: Alcohol, Hospital Admissions, Sexual Health, Teenage Pregnancy, Young People |
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May 24, 2011
Source: Demos
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Date of publication: April, 2011
Publication type: Report
In a nutshell: This interim report analyses the causes of, and possible responses to, binge-drinking among young adults ages 18-25 in the UK.
Length of publication: 46 page report
Some important notes: The final report is due in June 2011. Further information about the report can be found by clicking here.
Acknowledgement: Alcohol Policy UK
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Drunkeness, Volume 3 Issue 5, Young People | Tagged: Binge Drinking, Young People |
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April 24, 2011
Source: Alcohol Concern
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Date of publication: April, 2011
Publication type: Report
In a nutshell: This report recommends simple steps that A&E departments can take to identify ‘at risk’ young drinkers in order to provide them with access to appropriate early interventions at times when they are more receptive to advice.
Length of publication: 6 page report
Some important notes: The press release can be accessed by clicking here.
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Alcohol, Children, Volume 3 Issue 4, Young People | Tagged: Alcohol Harm, Underage Drinking, Young People |
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March 24, 2011
Source: Department for Education
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Date of publication: February, 2011
Publication type: Research
In a nutshell: This report looks at both the immediate benefits of treatment and the longer-term benefits. According to researchers, for every pound invested in these services it saves the taxpayer between £5-£8 over a lifetime.
Length of publication: 117 page report
Some important notes: The executive summary can be accessed by clicking here.
Acknowledgement: Alcohol Concern
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Cost Effectiveness, Volume 3 Issue 3, Young People | Tagged: Alcohol Services, Cost Analysis, Drugs, Young People |
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November 24, 2010
Source: Alcohol Learning Centre
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Date of publication: October, 2010
Publication type: Resource
In a nutshell: This toolkit provides guidance on supporting young people who are experiencing or at risk of, alcohol related harm.
Length of publication: 63 page toolkit
Acknowledgement: Alcohol Policy UK
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Alcohol, Volume 2 Issue 11 | Tagged: Harm, Special Needs, Toolkit, Vulnerable People, Young People |
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September 24, 2010
Source: Alcohol Education and Research Council
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Date of publication: August, 2010
Publication type: Report
In a nutshell: Some of the key findings are:
- Evidence for effectiveness of social normative interventions is mixed to date
- Consensus amongst experts that students misperceive drinking norms. Changing these misperceptions will not necessarily result in positive changes in student drinking behaviour
- Injunctive norms are a better predictor of future drinking than descriptive norms
- Student unions have a pivotal role, in both the problem and the potential solutions
- Young people come to university with pre-existing perceptions and expectations of student drinking behaviour
Length of publication: 5 page summary, 75 page full report
Acknowledgement: Alcohol Policy UK
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Alcohol, Volume 2 Issue 9 | Tagged: Interventions, Young People |
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