Historique
Bulletin de Périodique
The Globe , n°1 - 2001 - WHO challenges the drinks industry
Paru le :
01/04/2001
Année
2001
Page(s) :
22 p.
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Domaine :
Alcool / Alcohol
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
- WHO challenges the drinks industry - a report on the Ministerial Conference on Young People and Alcohol, Stockholm, February 2001.
- Declaration on Young People and Alcohol.
- WHO Director General explains the need for an international response - Dr Brundtland interviewed by Andrew McNeill.
- New law on alcohol in Italy - article by Ennio Palmesino - President Italian Association of Clubs of Alcoholics in Treatment.
- EU Health ministers - act on alcohol.
- Celtic Myths – the challenge for Ireland. Report on the Croke park Conference. Dr Anne Hope, Advisor on National Alcohol Policy at the Department of Health, Republic of Ireland’s account of the current situation.
- Dr Michael Loftus, founder of Dothain - interviewed by Andrew Varley.
- Young are drunk and high - report on the new ESPAD report.
- NZ Government Soft on Alcohol Advertising - article by Sally Jackman, Executive Director of the New Zealand Dry Foundation.
- Alcohol marketers find compassion in Bush's Conservatism - David Jernigan reports on recent developments in the USA.
- Book Review: Alcohol the ambiguous molecule - Professor Griffith Edwards new book reviewed by Abdulla A-B Badawy.
- WHO challenges the drinks industry - a report on the Ministerial Conference on Young People and Alcohol, Stockholm, February 2001.
- Declaration on Young People and Alcohol.
- WHO Director General explains the need for an international response - Dr Brundtland interviewed by Andrew McNeill.
- New law on alcohol in Italy - article by Ennio Palmesino - President Italian Association of Clubs of Alcoholics in Treatment.
- EU Health ministers - act on alcohol.
- Celtic Myths – the challenge for Ireland. Report on the Croke park Conference. Dr Anne Hope, Advisor on National Alcohol Policy at the Department of Health, Republic of Ireland’s account of the current situation.
- Dr Michael Loftus, founder of Dothain - interviewed by Andrew Varley.
- Young are drunk and high - report on the new ESPAD report.
- NZ Government Soft on Alcohol Advertising - article by Sally Jackman, Executive Director of the New Zealand Dry Foundation.
- Alcohol marketers find compassion in Bush's Conservatism - David Jernigan reports on recent developments in the USA.
- Book Review: Alcohol the ambiguous molecule - Professor Griffith Edwards new book reviewed by Abdulla A-B Badawy.
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