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Harm Reduction
Virginia Berridge on the history of drug control, Rolleston and the ‘British System’
Professor Berridge discusses the responses of doctors and politicians to emerging evidence on the health harms of tobacco
The concepts of addiction, addict and dependence are explored as they rleate to alcohol, tobacco and other drugs
This presentation was part of ‘Pint of Heavy and a Wee Dram’- Interventions and Research Focus.
When is a Brief Intervention not a Brief Intervention? What is an Alcohol Brief Intervention? Those questions are answered in this talk by Prof Niamh Fitzgerald.
When is a Brief Intervention not a Brief Intervention? What is an Alcohol Brief Intervention? Those questions are answered in this talk by Prof Niamh Fitzgerald.
This presentation was a part of ‘Pint of Heavy and Wee Dram’- Interventions and Research focus.
Andrew talks about impacts of alcohol brief interventions in Scotland. He gives an overview of the programme and its impacts.
Andrew talks about impacts of alcohol brief interventions in Scotland. He gives an overview of the programme and its impacts.
This is the part of ‘Pint of Heaby and a Wee Dram’- Interventions and Research Focus.
Dr Christine Goodall tries to emphasize the importance of alcohol issues in dentistry. She discusses interventions for alcohol and violence in maxillofacial surgery and dentistry.
Dr Christine Goodall tries to emphasize the importance of alcohol issues in dentistry. She discusses interventions for alcohol and violence in maxillofacial surgery and dentistry.
This presentation is part of ‘Pint of Heavy and a Wee Dram’- Interventions and Research Focus.
Dr Simon Shepherd discusses alcohol brief interventions in dentistry and how this practice has developed.
Dr Simon Shepherd discusses alcohol brief interventions in dentistry and how this practice has developed.
This presentation is part of ‘Pint of Heavy and a Wee Dram’- Interventions and Research Focus.
Comparing texting or talking delivered ABIs in sexual health clinics.
Which works better to reduce hazardous drinking by sexual health clinic attendees?
Comparing texting or talking delivered ABIs in sexual health clinics.
Which works better to reduce hazardous drinking by sexual health clinic attendees?
Public health policies focus on young people, binge drinikng, problematic drinkers and the socially visible consequences. Dr Jonathan Ling in his research looks at middle aged people. He states that middle aged drinkers misuse alcohol more frequently.
Dr Sarah Wadd talks about alcohol misuse among people aged 65 and older. She argues that there is an increase of alcohol related harm with that group of age. She also dicusses the importnace of alcohol prevention for older people.
There is a broad scientific consensus across multiple disciplines that alcohol use in moderation confers health benefits, in particular in relation to coronary heart disease and diabetes- and it is also evident in the J shape risk relationship between drinking and all-cause mortality. Prof Tim Stockwell re-evaluates the scientific evidence for health benefits with reference to Bradford Hill criteria.
Inge talks about the effects of alcohol warning labels on the level of alcohol consumption. She discusses how much attention is paid to warning labels on alcoholic drink containers and how attention to a brand and health information on alcoholic drinks containers is related to drinking behavior.