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Study shows online delivery undermining harm minimisation

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ABC NEWS (Australia)

111 Views • Dec 05, 2023

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It's fast and convenient but new research shows alcohol delivery services may be doing more harm than good. A study by Deakin University and the National Drug Research Institute found delivery services are undermining efforts to reduce alcohol consumption, with high risk drinkers being frequent users.

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#Deakin University #Alcohol #Research #Consumption #Harm Minimisation #Risk Drinkers

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