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Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy for England 2004

Authoring Organisation
Prime Ministers Strategy Unit
Author
Government of the United Kingdom
WHO MiNDbank Collection
Country Resources
Resource Type
Substance Abuse Strategies and Plans
Country/Region
United Kingdom
Date Published
1 March 2004
Document Type
Policy document
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This document sets out the Government’s strategy for tackling the harms and costs of
alcohol misuse in England. The aim of this strategy is to prevent any further increase in alcohol-related harms in England. It will become a key feature of the public health policy which the Government is at present consulting on and will publish later in the year.

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Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy for England 2004
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