The alcohol industry has misled consumers for too long about the risks of alcohol and pregnancy.
Archive - June 2018
Michael ThornAustralia’s dangerously outdated health guidelines on alcohol and pregnancy
Out-of-date clinical guidelines on alcohol use during pregnancy are confusing health professionals and putting patients at risk of harm
Carol BowerThe origin of violence – where to now?
New research finds strong links between NRL State Of Origin games and a massive spike in domestic violence in NSW.
EditorialPreventing Chronic Disease: how does Australia score?
Australia’s health and wellbeing is at a tipping point, threatened by our nation’s greatest health challenge.
Madeleine DayRandomistas: How Radical Researchers Changed Our World
Randomised tests are carried out on us every day by supermarkets, Google, online dating sites and direct marketers. Political parties use randomised trials to win elections. But how do these tests work?
Andrew LeighWhy yoga and booze have bad alignment
Beer and wine are being promoted as a natural choice for yoga practitioners, but this pairing with alcohol is anything but.
The strong link between cancer and alcohol
Worldwide evidence review identifies six cancers strongly linked to drinking alcohol
Maxine Lenza
Kristina Sperkova