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Dangardt, Frida and Holder, Harold and Naimi, Timothy and Stockwell, Tim and Andreasson, Sven and Chikritzhs, Tanya (2025) Health and social benefits from reduced alcohol consumption: when less is more. Alcohol and society 2025. Stockholm: Svensk sjuksköterskeförening, SFAM, SAFF, CERA, IOGT i Norge, Hjärnfonden, Movendi International, SLAN, Junis, UNF & IOGT-NTO.

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This report focuses on the health benefits and positive societal effects that can result from reduced alcohol consumption. The report shows that lower alcohol consumption leads to improved heart- and mental health, as well as reduced risk of alcohol-related cancer. On a population level, case studies show that reduced availability and consumption of alcohol result in significant public health benefits.

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