... Evaluation Alcoholic drinks Australia, like many developed nations, has a drinking problem with an estimated cost to community of $36 billion a year (Laslett et al., 2010) and consequences for society that include alcohol‐related violence and risk of harm from drinking through chronic...

...: Stenling and Fahlén (2009) point out that policies actually used in the day‐to‐day work of the sport clubs they studied in Sweden concerning practical matters such as traffic safety or alcohol and were often a response to a specific incident. Sports Football Alcoholic drinks Sweden Private clubs...

...Sandra C. Jones; Samantha Reis Purpose The purpose of this paper is to determine the features of alcopops which make them attractive to Australian adolescents, which features are most important in determining choice of ready‐to‐drinks (RTDs) over other alcoholic drinks, and whether these vary...

... Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Adolescents Alcoholic drinks Health education Alcohol consumption and misuse by young people has been a public health concern for decades. Among adolescents, we know a great deal about the various components that are necessary for effective...

... might result in changes in alcohol‐specific parenting. Anna Strandberg can be contacted at: anna.k.strandberg@sll.se © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Alcoholic drinks Youth Adolescents Parents Sweden Research suggests that an early drinking onset is associated...

... 2009 Sweden Adolescents Alcoholic drinks Buying behaviour Another variety of the confrontation method is called fett ölköp (fat beer purchase). This event takes place once a year in Stockholm. Members from local chapters all over Sweden are invited to Stockholm for a weekend...

... can be contacted at: judith.aldridge@manchester.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Health education Tobacco Alcoholic drinks Drugs Can information‐based drugs education reduce the prevalence of tobacco, alcohol and illicit drug use amongst young people? The international...

... alcohol. Sexual behaviour Girls Alcoholic drinks Finland There are contradictory findings on the role that alcohol plays in risky sexual behaviour. While some studies have observed a positive relationship between alcohol consumption and sexual activities, others have not found...

... of targeting students during a teachable moment introduced through a university sanction. Suggests that computer supported programs might evolve to be an effective method for health education. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Alcoholic drinks Students Individual behaviour Few issues in undergraduate...

... behaviour. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Smoking Alcoholic drinks Health education Young people There is increasing concern about the health‐related behaviour of young people, especially in relation to binge drinking and to smoking. While strictly educational programmes have negligible effect...

... and its relationship to drunkenness. In the media (Daily Express, 1995; Daily Record, 1996), increases in the levels of adolescent drinking have been linked to the introduction of “designer” alcoholic drinks. In the recent past, this term has tended to refer to fortified or “fruit...

... at an individual and environmental level, with a need to educate young people about the hazards of designer drinks, address the semiotic implications of designer drinks and lobby against these drinks. © MCB UP Limited 1997 Alcoholic drinks Young people In a recent paper in the British...

... help your alcohol education become both more relevant and more memorable. Reference 1 . Curriculum Guidance 5: Health Education , National Curriculum Council , London , 1990 . Alcoholic drinks Education When should we start alcohol education? When we start, what should we teach...

... unlikely in the near future. © Company 1994 Addicts Alcoholic drinks Drug abuse Health Legislation United Kingdom USA When a group of young teenagers wrote to me asking why cannabis is illegal when it causes “far fewer problems than alcohol”, which is legal, I wanted...