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Diageo hasn’t a clue. Clear demonstraion of how remote they are from the consumer.#Covid-19

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Work from home hacks (a thread): 1. THE WATER-COOLER BREAK Stare awkwardly at your mom as both of you use the water filter. 2. THE CANTEEN BREAK Complain to your dad about how the quality of the kitchen food is going down.

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3. THE BREAK ROOM Bombard family members who pass through the bedroom with office gossip. 4. PRETEND TO BE BUSY Avoid house chores by pretending to fill in your excel sheets.
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Alcohol causes at least 7 different types of cancer according to the WHO. Imposing a ban on advertising like this would help to reduce alcohol harm and improve population health.

 

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Got a secret, can you keep it? #smirnoff #smirnoffindia #vodka #drinkresponsibly

Effective measures and policies exist to reduce harms from alcohol and improve population health. The European Action Plan to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol 2012–2020 outlines a range of evidence-based policy options.

Three of the most cost-effective policy areas (the “best-buys”) are:

  • increasing price via taxation
  • restricting access to retail alcohol
  • imposing a ban on alcohol advertising.
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World Health Organization effective measures and policies needed to reduce alcohol harm are: 1.increasing price via taxation 2. restricting access to retail alcohol 3. imposing a ban on alcohol advertising.

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Raising awareness of the link between alcohol and cancer

The WHO European Region has the highest level of alcohol consumption in the world. However, the level of awareness of the link between alcohol consumption and increased risk of cancer remains low. World Cancer Day on 4 February 2018 is an opportunity to reinforce the important message that alcohol use is associated with an increased risk of cancer, and to call for the implementation of effective measures to reduce the overall use of alcohol.

Effective measures and policies needed

Effective measures and policies exist to reduce harms from alcohol and improve population health. The European Action Plan to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol 2012–2020 outlines a range of evidence-based policy options.

Three of the most cost-effective policy areas (the “best-buys”) are:

  • increasing price via taxation
  • restricting access to retail alcohol
  • imposing a ban on alcohol advertising.