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Holmes, John and Angus, Colin and Boyd, Jennifer and Buykx, Penny and Brennan, Alan and Gardiner, Kevin and Hernandez Alava, Monica and Hughes, Jane and Johnston, Allan and Little, Simon and Livingston, Wulf and Mackay, Daniel and McCarthy, Trevor and McClean, Alex and Meier, Petra and Peddie, Lorna and Perkins, Andy and Sasso, Alessandro and Stevely, Abigail K and Wright, Alex and Yannoulis, Yanni (2022) Evaluating the impact of Minimum Unit Pricing in Scotland on people who are drinking at harmful levels. Edinburgh: Public Health Scotland.