2022
DOI: 10.1016/s0168-8278(22)00556-6
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The number of public health policies reduces the burden and mortality of alcohol-associated liver disease worldwide: a call for action

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“…49 Studies have demonstrated that PHP can significantly reduce alcohol use and negative consequences including alcohol-associated mortality. 49,78 A strong, multifaceted intervention approach is necessary to effectively decrease the burden of ALD. For example, national alcohol policies, though less implemented, have shown a strong association between lower ALD mortality and alcohol use disorder prevalence.…”
Section: S Tr Ateg Ie S To Reduce Ald Burdenmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…49 Studies have demonstrated that PHP can significantly reduce alcohol use and negative consequences including alcohol-associated mortality. 49,78 A strong, multifaceted intervention approach is necessary to effectively decrease the burden of ALD. For example, national alcohol policies, though less implemented, have shown a strong association between lower ALD mortality and alcohol use disorder prevalence.…”
Section: S Tr Ateg Ie S To Reduce Ald Burdenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, national alcohol policies, though less implemented, have shown a strong association between lower ALD mortality and alcohol use disorder prevalence. 78 The control of alcohol production and sale through licensing and regulating outlet density, along with restrictions on sale days and hours, has proven effective in reducing alcohol consumption and related harm. Taxation strategies, including alcohol volumetric tax and setting minimum unit price (MUP), are particularly effective in reducing acute and chronic alcohol-related harms.…”
Section: S Tr Ateg Ie S To Reduce Ald Burdenmentioning
confidence: 99%
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