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VicHealth evaluates febfast, a national community-based initiative that challenges people to take a break from alcohol for a month each year.
This fact sheet outlines the development of an exciting new study by the Murdoch Childrens Research Institute on the effect of low to moderate alcohol consumption on pregnant women and their babies.
This report by University of Melbourne provides interesting evidence that access to an increased number of alcohol outlets within a neighborhood is associated with a higher risk of drinking at hazardous levels.
A new report by Turning Point and VicHealth into the concentration of liquor outlets concludes that the poorest areas of Victoria have up to six times more bottle shops than wealthier neighbourhoods.
The key finding of this research report suggests that any variation to current rates of alcohol excise would be a cost-effective healthcare intervention.
NAAA is a new national coalition of health and community organisations from across Australia that has been formed with the goal of reducing alcohol-related harm.
The VicHealth National Community Attitudes Survey on the awareness and behaviours of low carb beer drinkers provides evidence that drinkers mistakenly believe these beverages are a healthier choice than other varieties.
An evaluation of a community mobilisation intervention that aims to reduce alcohol-related harm associated with licensed premises.
This qualitative research was conducted for VicHealth to canvas perceptions about health advisory labels on alcoholic beverages amongst teenagers, young adults and the parents of teenagers.
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