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Lead NDRI’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health program
AOD event highlights breadth, quality and impact of NDRI research
Project to tackle growing 'alcohol and ageing' public health challenge
Presenting latest global research on reducing alcohol-related harm
Expert Opinion piece in The Guardian
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NDRI alcohol expert co-authors international report
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Does providing take-home naloxone training lead to riskier drug use?
Impact of family violence on First Nations women, children with disability
Global coverage of harm reduction services update
Updated tool shows latest alcohol harm trends in Australia 2011-2020
Wungening and NDRI collaborate on new research
NDRI's June webinar will outline the National Alcohol Indicators Project and trends in alcohol-related hospitalisations and deaths.
While harms have been declining in some countries, it seems they usually have not kept up with declines in consumption.
NDRI's next webinar will focus on 'Young people and vaping: The pervasiveness of social media marketing and prevention efforts.'
The evidence supported retaining the Minimum Unit Price for alcohol, but party politics may have held sway.
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