Two review reports examining the effectiveness of advisory statements on packaged alcohol

  • Research program: Alcohol policy and strategies
  • Project status: Completed
  • Start date: November 2008
  • Expected end date: March 2009
  • Completion date: November 2010
  • Funded by: Food Standards Australia New Zealand
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This project by NDRI, collaborating with NDARC (University of New South Wales), the Public Health Advocacy Institute of WA (Curtin University) and the Drug and Alcohol Office of WA, will prepare two objective, publishable evidence-based reports on the effectiveness of advisory statements on labels of alcohol products related to alcohol consumption during pregnancy and to excessive alcohol consumption in the short-term. The reports will include estimates of the possible changes in measures of effectiveness following the introduction of advisory statements on packaged alcohol in Australia and New Zealand and in the context of alcohol and other drug policies of the respective countries.

Name & Contact Details Role Research Program Location
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Professor Steve Allsop
Tel: 61 (0)8 9266 1606
s.allsop@curtin.edu.au
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Principal Investigator

Alcohol policy and strategies

Perth

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Professor Tanya Chikritzhs
Tel: 61 (0)8 9266 1609
t.n.chikritzhs@curtin.edu.au
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Chief Investigator

Alcohol policy and strategies

Perth

  • Chief Investigator: Richard Mattick, University of New South Wales
  • Chief Investigator: Mike Daube, Curtin University

Professor Steve Allsop
Professor
Tel: 61 (0)8 9266 1606
s.allsop@curtin.edu.au
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This project aligns with the following Sustainable Development Goals and Targets:

Wilkinson, C., Allsop, S., Cail, D., Chikritzhs, T., N., Daube, M., Kirby, G. and Mattick, R. (2009). Report 1 Alcohol Warning Labels: The evidence for effectiveness in relation to excessive alcohol consumption relating to risk in the short term. Report submitted to Food Standards Australia New Zealand, Canberra. [R240]