Eurocare Updates
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14/06/2013
Eurocare present at the 8th Global Conference on Health Promotion
Nearly 900 delegates from all over the world discussed during five days how political decisions on health are implemented into practical actions in the WHO 8th Global Conference on Health Promotion in Helsinki from 10 to 14 June.
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13/06/2013
Status report on alcohol and health in 35 European countries 2013
WHO Europe has today realeased a new report with up to date information from 35 European Countries on alcohol consumption and related harm, and countries policy responses
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12/06/2013
MEPs call on the European Commission to protect minors from alcohol advertising
In its May Plenary session the European Parliament voted on the report examining the implementation of the Audiovisual Media Services Directive (AVMSD) -Piotr Borys (PL, EPP; own initiative report (2012/21329INI)).
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12/06/2013
Alcohol industry should stick to the facts says charity calling for major shake up of alcohol advertising
Alcohol Concern UK has just published a new report Stick to the Facts calling for a major shake up of the regulation framework to achieve a better balance between public health concerns and commercial freedoms
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12/06/2013
Total crackdown on online alcohol promotion in France, health lobby report will recommend
A recent report in France has called for stricter regulation of on-line alcohol advertising.
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29/05/2013
Alcohol causes cancer- health experts call on increased actions
Today in Dublin health experts from across Europe have gathered at the Conference for the European Week against Cancer.
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27/05/2013
More alcohol product placements in youth-rated movies
A new study finds alcohol brand placement was found increasingly in movies rated for youth as young as 13 years despite the industry's intent to avoid marketing to underage persons.
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24/05/2013
Turkish government passes legislation to ban advertising
The Turkish Parliament passed legislation on Friday to ban advertising of alcohol.
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