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Study Shows The Impact Of Minimum Unit Pricing On Deaths And Hospital Admissions

Today, Public Health Scotland (PHS) and The Lancet publish new evidence showing the impact of alcohol minimum unit pricing (MUP) on deaths and hospital admissions attributable to alcohol consumption. Carried out in collaboration with the University o

United kingdomDaniel mackayJim lewseyPublic health intelligence adviserUniversity of glasgowSchool of healthProfessor of public health informaticsPublic health scotlandGrant wyperPublic health informaticsMedical statistics

Alcohol cost: More expensive booze could save lives, study suggests

The Scottish government made alcoholic drinks more expensive – and it saved people s lives. Could this be implemented in the United States?

United kingdomUnited statesTim stockwellAmy pennayUniversity of victoriaNational helplineCanadian institute for substance use researchWorld health organizationPublic health scotlandMental health services administrationGrant wyperPublic healthCanadian instituteSubstance use researchAlcohol policy researchSubstance abuse

Making Cheap Booze More Expensive

A study has found significant health benefits.

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Study finds fewer alcohol deaths in Scotland after introduction of minimum unit pricing

The introduction of minimum unit pricing (MUP) on alcohol in Scotland has saved lives, according to new research published in The Lancet medical journal.

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Alcohol cost: More expensive booze could save lives, study suggests

The Scottish government made alcoholic drinks more expensive – and it saved people s lives. Could this be implemented in the United States?

United kingdomUnited statesAmy pennayTim stockwellCanadian institute for substance use researchWorld health organizationNational helplineMental health services administrationPublic health scotlandUniversity of victoriaGrant wyperPublic healthCanadian instituteSubstance use researchAlcohol policy researchSubstance abuse

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