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Effectiveness of alcohol warning labels for at-risk groups and the general public: A policy-informing randomized experiment in Chile.

Daniel SchwartzIgnacio Torres-UlloaCamila Corvalán
Published in: Preventive medicine (2024)
General cancer risk warnings are more effective at reducing alcohol purchase decisions compared to warning labels for specific groups or labels using multiple warnings. In addition to warning labels, other policies should be considered for addressing well-known alcohol-related risks (e.g., drinking and driving).
Keyphrases
  • alcohol consumption
  • public health
  • healthcare
  • randomized controlled trial
  • systematic review
  • double blind
  • risk assessment
  • phase ii