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Alcohol policy and gender: A modelling study estimating gender-specific effects of alcohol pricing policies

P. S. MEIER ; J. HOLMES ; A. BRENNAN ; C. ANGUS | 2021
Dans Addiction (Vol.116, n°9, September 2021) Article : Périodique

AIMS: To describe gender differences in alcohol consumption, purchasing preferences and alcohol-attributable harm. To model the effects of alcohol pricing policies on male and female consumption and hospitalizations. DESIGN: Epidemiological si[...]

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All drinking is not equal: how a social practice theory lens could enhance public health research on alcohol and other health behaviours [Addiction debate]

P. S. MEIER ; A. WARDE ; J. HOLMES | 2018
Dans Addiction (Vol.113, n°2, February 2018) Article : Périodique

Background: The social meanings, settings and habitual nature of health-related activities and their integration into our daily lives are often overlooked in quantitative public health research. This reflects an overly individualized approach to[...]

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Assessing the contribution of alcohol-specific causes to socio-economic inequalities in mortality in England and Wales 2001-16

C. ANGUS ; R. PRYCE ; J. HOLMES ; F. DE VOCHT ; M. HICKMAN ; P. MEIER ; A. BRENNAN ; D. GILLESPIE | 2020
Dans Addiction (Vol.115, n°12, December 2020) Article : Périodique

BACKGROUND AND AIMS: When measuring inequalities in health, public health and addiction research has tended to focus on differences in average life-span between socio-economic groups. This does not account for the extent to which age of death va[...]

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Comparing alcohol taxation throughout the European Union

C. ANGUS ; J. HOLMES ; P. S. MEIER | 2019
Dans Addiction (Vol.114, n°8, August 2019) Article : Périodique

BACKGROUND AND AIMS: The World Health Organization recommends increasing alcohol taxes as a 'best-buy' approach to reducing alcohol consumption and improving population health. Alcohol may be taxed based on sales value, product volume or alcohol[...]

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Declining drinking among adolescents: Are we seeing a denormalisation of drinking and a normalisation of non-drinking? [Addiction opinion and debate]

G. CALUZZI ; M. LIVINGSTON ; J. HOLMES ; S. MACLEAN ; D. LUBMAN ; P. DIETZE ; R. VASHISHTHA ; R. HERRING ; A. PENNAY | 2022
Dans Addiction (Vol.117, n°5, May 2022) Article : Périodique

BACKGROUND: In the early 2000s, alcohol use among young people began to decline in many western countries, especially among adolescents (ages between 12-17 years old). These declines have continued steadily over the past two decades, against the[...]

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Declining youth drinking: A matter of faith?

J. RANINEN ; M. LIVINGSTON ; J. HOLMES ; J. SVENSSON ; P. LARM | 2022
Dans Drug and Alcohol Review (Vol.41, n°4, May 2022) Article : Périodique

Youth drinking has declined in many high-income countries for two decades. This development is still largely unexplained. Developing evidence and extending our understanding as to the mechanisms behind these changes is imperative for advising go[...]

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Effectiveness of subnational implementation of minimum unit price for alcohol: policy appraisal modelling for local authorities in England

A. BRENNAN ; C. ANGUS ; R. PRYCE ; P. BUYKX ; M. HENNEY ; D. GILLESPIE ; J. HOLMES ; P. S. MEIER | 2023
Dans Addiction (Vol.118, n°5, May 2023) Article : Périodique

AIMS: Evidence exists on the potential impact of national level minimum unit price (MUP) policies for alcohol. This study investigated the potential effectiveness of implementing MUP at regional and local levels compared with national implementa[...]

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Has the increased participation in the national campaign 'Dry January' been associated with cutting down alcohol consumption in England?

P. CASE ; C. ANGUS ; F. DE VOCHT ; J. HOLMES ; S. MICHIE ; J. BROWN | 2021
Dans Drug and Alcohol Dependence (Vol.227, October 2021) Article : Périodique

Aims: Dry January is a national multimedia campaign in the UK that encourages people to abstain from drinking alcohol during the month of January. The population-level campaign makes extensive use of email and social media to support participant[...]

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How dependent is the alcohol industry on heavy drinking in England?

A. BHATTACHARYA ; C. ANGUS ; R. PRYCE ; J. HOLMES ; A. BRENNAN ; P. S. MEIER | 2018
Dans Addiction (Vol.113, n°12, December 2018) Article : Périodique

AIMS: To understand the extent of the alcohol industry's financial dependence on drinking above government low-risk guidelines in England. DESIGN: Scenario modelling using descriptive analyses of pooled data from the 2013 and 2014 waves of two[...]

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How is alcohol consumption and heavy episodic drinking spread across different types of drinking occasion in Great Britain: An event-level latent class analysis

J. HOLMES ; A. SASSO ; M. HERNANDEZ ALAVA ; R. BORGES NEVES ; A. K. STEVELY ; A. WARDE ; P. S. MEIER | 2024
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.127, May 2024) Article : Périodique

Background: This paper aimed to (i) update a previous typology of British alcohol drinking occasions using a more recent and expanded dataset and revised modelling procedure, and (ii) estimate the average consumption level, prevalence of heavy d[...]

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How should we set consumption thresholds for low risk drinking guidelines? Achieving objectivity and transparency using evidence, expert judgement and pragmatism [Addiction debate]

J. HOLMES ; C. ANGUS ; P. S. MEIER ; P. BUYKX ; A. BRENNAN | 2019
Dans Addiction (Vol.114, n°4, April 2019) Article : Périodique

Most high-income nations issue guidelines on low-risk drinking to inform individuals' decisions about alcohol consumption. However, leading scientists have criticized the processes for setting the consumption thresholds within these guidelines f[...]

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Is minimum unit pricing for alcohol having the intended effects on alcohol consumption in Scotland? [Addiction opinion and debate]

J. HOLMES | 2023
Dans Addiction (Vol.118, n°9, September 2023) Article : Périodique

BACKGROUND AND AIMS: The Scottish Government introduced minimum unit pricing (MUP) for alcohol on 1 May 2018. This means retailers in Scotland cannot sell alcohol to consumers for less than £0.50 per unit (1 UK unit = 8 g ethanol). The Governmen[...]

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'Knowing how it works for me': a qualitative interview study of the use of personalised approaches to manage common challenges during Dry January

A. BUTTERS ; M. FIELD ; J. HOLMES ; I. KERSBERGEN | 2025
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.33, n°6, December 2025) Article : Périodique

Background: Participation in temporary abstinence challenges such as Dry January is associated with benefits including enduring reductions in alcohol consumption. However, undertaking temporary abstinence requires people to negotiate certain cha[...]

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Reporting the characteristics of the policy context for population-level alcohol interventions: A proposed 'Transparent Reporting of Alcohol Intervention ContExts' (TRAICE) checklist

J. HOLMES ; P. S. MEIER ; A. BOOTH ; A. BRENNAN | 2014
Dans Drug and Alcohol Review (Vol.33, n°6, November 2014) Article : Périodique

Issues: Effectiveness of alcohol policy interventions varies across times and places. The circumstances under which effective polices can be successfully transferred between contexts are typically unexplored with little attention given to develo[...]

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Solitary drinkers in Great Britain: How do their sociodemographic characteristics, consumption patterns, and drinking occasions differ from those who drink with others?

L. B. WILSON ; M. BAIN ; M. HERNANDEZ-ALAVA ; J. HOLMES ; R. PRYCE ; A. SASSO ; A. K. STEVELY ; A. WARDE ; P. S. MEIER | 2025
Dans Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs (Vol.86, n°1, January 2025) Article : Périodique

OBJECTIVE: Inequalities in alcohol-related harm may arise partly from differences in drinking practices between population groups. One underresearched practice associated with harm is consuming alcohol alone. We identify sociodemographic charact[...]

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