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PhD Scholarship awarded to Filip Djordjevic to study community influence on alcohol licencing in Australia and the UK
PhD Scholarship awarded to Filip Djordjevic to study community influence on alcohol licencing in Australia and the UK
International Research Team on Gender & Alcohol’s Harm to Others from CAPR
GENAHTO publications listed on website
New research shows mothers of preschool children are drinking to cope with work-family conflict
Mothers of preschool aged children who experience work-family conflict are drinking to cope with various stresses; this was not the case for fathers of preschool aged children.
Who pays for your drinks?
Australian researchers lead a global research program on how drinking can bring harm to others, writes Shazma Gaffoor.
A timeline of alcohol-relevant restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic
Covid 19 Policy Document
Older Australians drinking more heavily
17% of people over 60 are consuming more than the recommended intake
Family Wellbeing Program addresses gambling harm in Aboriginal communities
Recommendations from La Trobe University research has resulted in new program being rolled out across the Mallee
Doctoral Research Scholarships in Alcohol Epidemiology and Public Health
Two doctoral research scholarships in alcohol epidemiology and public health are to be awarded to outstanding candidates to undertake research aimed at understanding harm from others’ drinking in Australia.
Linkage Grant to study alcohol harm
Dr Anne-Marie Laslett and her CAPR team awarded ARC Linkage Grant
Alcohol’s financial toll on women
New research outlines costs of others' drinking habits
COVID-19 and long-term drinking habits
Social distancing will likely reduce key alcohol related accidents
Which drinks make adults happy, angry, relaxed or sad? Adolescents perceive how different drinks make adults feel in new study
New study shows how adolescents perceive different drinks made adults feel
Are adolescents influenced by their parents’ drinking? Through watching their parents drink, adolescents perceive alcohol makes people more social and enhances positive feelings
New study on adolescents perception of their parents' drinking released
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