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Country Profiles
Click on the country of your choice to learn more about the alcohol policy and statistics in that country.
European Alcohol Data Map
As its commitment to the European Commission Alcohol and Health Forum, IAS (Institute of Alcohol Studies) has created a Data Map of English language, trans-European surveys that include questions about alcohol consumption and related matters.
Alcohol Projects database
This database brings together projects, publications, as well as selected websites in the field of tackling alcohol related harm. It enables users to easily access accumulated knowledge and information, directly and indirectly related to alcohol policy.
The database has received funding from the European Union in the framework of the Health Programme
Eurocare Publications
Medical Education in Alcohol and Alcohol Problems
An important study of under- and post graduate medical training in alcohol problems. Commissioned by Merck Lipha S.A. in France, and published by Eurocare.
Preliminary library of alcohol health information and warning labels
In this document, you will find a number of sample labels developed by Eurocare (in cooperation with design company) that can be used as a basis for a more elaborate library. It is our hope that this initial proposal will serve as a starting point for a much needed discussion
Marketing Alcohol to Young People
A brochure produced and presented at the WHO Ministerial Conference on Young People and Alcohol in Stockholm from 19-21 February 2001.
Alcohol Problems in the Family
A joint project of EUROCARE and COFACE (Confederation of Family Organisations in the European Union). We are grateful to European Commission Directorate General V for financial support of the project.
Counterbalancing the Drinks Industry
A summary of the Eurocare report to the European Union on Alcohol Policy.
A Summary of Alcohol Policy and The Public Good
Published by Oxford University Press is association with WHO Europe 1994. Alcohol Policy and The Public Good was written by a team of seventeen international scientists led by Professor Griffith Edwards.