In the UK, liver disease is on the rise with alcohol one of the main risk factors. This #LoveYourLiver Month, Kelly’s story shows recovery is possible – even after her liver was near failure from alcohol. Read more 🔽 shorturl.at/0KNW6 @InstAlcStud

Alcohol is responsible for 6 in 10 liver disease cases in the UK, and it’s a leading cause of high blood pressure, stroke, and heart damage. The risks are clear - cutting back could save lives. #ReduceAlcoholHarm #AlcoholisToxic

Since launching our #AlcoholisToxic campaign in Nov 2023, 160,000+ people have explored our website for info, advice, and real-life stories. Discover the facts and share them to help others reduce their risk 🔽 reducemyrisk.tv

Our Blueprint to #ReduceAlcoholHarm outlines steps to ease the strain alcohol places on communities, the NHS, the economy and emergency services and most importantly, action that will save lives. #AlcoholIsToxic Read it here 👇 bit.ly/3TNh4er

Sheridan from Jarrow was diagnosed with breast cancer. After treatment, she cut down on alcohol, improved her diet, and focused on her health to lower the risk of cancer returning. 💪More women are pushing back on “wine o’clock” culture. Small changes can make a big difference.

We welcome plans to lower the drink-drive limit in England and Wales. Nearly 1 in 5 road deaths involve drink driving, with strong public backing (77%) for change. An overdue step to save lives and support emergency services. Read our press release 🔽 shorturl.at/DGRGt

Drink driving deaths are at their highest level for nearly two decades. The latest Killer Tactics 2 report outlines how Big Alcohol tried to block proposals to lower limits & save lives ⚠️ Must-read 🔽 ahauk.org/resource/killer-ta…

Sarah quit alcohol at New Year in 2022. Four years later, she’s thriving: a fulfilling job, a happy relationship, and she’s just completed her first ultra-marathon – something she never imagined while drinking daily. Watch her story 👇

Supporting people to take time off alcohol & increase drink-free days can reduce risks in 2026. 1 in 3 drinkers tried to cut down last year - motivated by health, weight, money & mental wellbeing. #AlcoholisToxic.

Alcohol is toxic. Regular drinking increases risk of cancer, liver disease, heart problems, mental health issues, and even dementia. Supporting people to cut down or take drink-free days saves lives #AlcoholisToxic