Congratulations to our Chair Dr Alastair MacGilchrist 👏

I am proud to have contributed to the EASL policy statement: Ending stigma and discrimination - everyone deserves dignity and care for liver health easl.eu/publication/po…

Great to see our respiratory expert Professor Sir Stephen Holgate Southampton Medicine leading this report by Royal College of Physicians into this important, pressing health issue on #CleanAirDay Read more 👉 tr.ee/pm5Mji

Yesterday we delivered our final teaching day for the 2024/25 Chief Registrar cohort and hosted a peer award presentation where the cohort presented the QI projects they have worked on throughout the programme👏 Learn more about our Chief Registrar Programme:

New research shows that tackling #alcohol harm through national policy may be an effective way to prevent #cancer. The research findings provide a timely and significant message for #PublicHealth worldwide. eucam.info/2025/05/20/str…

This week is #AlcoholAwarenessWeek. New findings from our second member snapshot survey show that alcohol-related harms continue to worsen health and impact recovery. One in four physicians said at least half of their average caseload was made up of patients whose conditions

That is why we’re backing the Alcohol Health Alliance UK’s call for a comprehensive National Alcohol Strategy for England: ow.ly/8Rqk50Wm8sF Government must strengthen marketing restrictions and implement and review minimum unit pricing in England.

Listen as our special adviser on alcohol and Alcohol Health Alliance UK chair Professor Sir Ian Gilmore and Dr Rebecca Kuruvilla discuss the rising issue of alcohol-related harm in the UK, the influence of the alcohol industry, the importance of evidence-based policies and more:

The recent 10-Year Health Plan was a missed opportunity for the government to turn the tide on one of the nation’s biggest health and social problems. Jem Roberts explains why: thegrocer.co.uk/comment-and-op…

"Deaths directly attributed to alcohol include those from alcohol poisoning or liver disease, though alcohol can be a contributing factor in other types of deaths, such as those from heart disease and cancer." mirror.co.uk/news/health/da…

Just a few of the alcohol products in Ireland that are carrying health info labels ahead of its mandatory introduction. Despite industry scaremongering, businesses have adapted to the law. Delaying labels now would be farcical if not so serious Micheál Martin Jennifer Carroll MacNeill TD

AlcoholActionIreland Micheál Martin Jennifer Carroll MacNeill TD In Ireland almost 500 women die from alcohol induced breast cancer every year. How many women’s deaths are acceptable for the Minister for Health? There is no excuse for a delay in this regulation. Or maybe the attached tells a tale

1/2 We welcome the government’s plans for mandatory alcohol labelling as part of the new NHS 10 Year Plan. But it must be independent of the alcohol industry. We cannot let alcohol companies decide what information to include or exclude from health warnings labels.

Alcohol Action Ireland has described the Irish Government’s alcohol policy as ‘disjointed and often contradictory’ and criticised some cabinet ministers for putting ‘extreme pressure’ on the Health Minister to scrap alcohol warning labels AlcoholActionIreland imt.ie/news/govt-depa…

🧠Today is #WorldBrainDay2025 Dr David McCartney explores the science behind alcohol use disorder. He discusses the impact of trauma, genetics, and stress on compulsive drinking, and why treatment, mutual aid, and psychosocial support offer hope for recovery. youtu.be/3s5WZ59u49s

Where the interests of wealth 💰 clash with the interests with health ⚕️- Governments have an obligation to ensure that health always wins. #AlcoholLabelling #AlcoholPolicy #BigAlcoholBigProblem

We are inviting people with lived experience of the justice system (community sentencing, bail or remand, or being in prison) to take part in small, informal group discussions this August. What you share will help shape how prison and community sentences are used in Scotland.

AAI CEO Sheila Gilheany writes in today's Irish Examiner: Rowing back on its own democratically introduced labelling regulations shows a government pandering to the alcohol industry, choosing to believe their claims over unbiased evidence. READ MORE ⬇️ irishexaminer.com/opinion/commen…

6% Alcohol is Not “Low-Alcohol”: EU Policy Risks Misleading Consumers and Undermining Health easl.eu/news/6-percent…

‘Current training models are not fit for purpose. We need a radical reform and rethink.’ On the latest episode of Newcross Healthcare’s #VoicesofCare podcast, RCP president Professor Mumtaz Patel joined to discuss medical training reform, the cultural and operational pressures