Exposure to revised drinking guidelines and ‘COM-B’ determinants of behaviour change: descriptive analysis of a monthly cross-sectional survey in England

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Public Health, February 2018

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Industry-funded Portman Group actively encouraging their funders NOT to have low risk drinking guidelines on their labels. Do they have something to hide? People have #right2know @BrineMinister @JonAshworth https://t.co/uUDUY3mRAr

02 Mar 2018

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"Well-designed, theory-based promotional campaigns may be required for drinking guidelines to be an effective public health intervention." Perhaps not helped by removing guidelines from label standard? https://t.co/zYZkjMvLVO @astevely1 @PortmanGroup https

02 Mar 2018

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One for @PhilippaCase https://t.co/yT3jd1hXoF

02 Mar 2018

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New alcohol guidelines did not change drinking behaviour, @SARG_ScHARRresearch shows: https://t.co/XmhuuVx7Gh

02 Mar 2018

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