Alcohol in
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Alcohol In Moderation (AIM)
Trusted Science. Clear Information. Responsible Drinking.
Since 1991, Alcohol In Moderation (AIM) has served as a central hub for scientific and medical review of alcohol, health, and responsible consumption. Our mission is to provide accurate, evidence-based information to the public, professionals, and the media.
Our Role
AIM acts as a bridge between science and the public, offering:
• Review of scientific research on alcohol and health
• Monitoring of government legislation and policy related to alcohol
• Analysis of consumption trends and responsible drinking practices
• Communication of accurate information to the press, media, and public
Our Expertise
AIM’s work is guided by a Council of eminent Professors and medical specialists from around the world. Contributions include:
• Clear and concise reports and publications
• Evidence-based commentary on emerging research
• Guidance for policy makers, health professionals, and the public
Why AIM Matters
In a field full of misinformation and conflicting messages, AIM provides:
✔ Independent, scientifically grounded insight
✔ Accessible and understandable material for media and the public
✔ Support for responsible drinking initiatives
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Support AIM’s and ISFAR’s mission to promote informed, evidence-based understanding of alcohol and health, and gain access to:
• Exclusive reports and publications
• Timely updates to stay informed on emerging global research and policy
• Opportunities to engage with a global network of experts
• Support independent scientific discussion
For press and research related enquiries, please email Creina Stockley PhD MBA Creina@alcoholinmoderation.com Co-Director or Henk Hendriks PhD. henk@alcoholinmoderation.com Co–Director
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Latest articles
Members have access to the latest articles, up to two months early.
February 2026
Cancer
Physical activity, alcohol consumption, and digestive system cancer risk: a large prospective cohort study
February 2026
Stroke
Alcohol consumption and mortality among stroke survivors: A NHANES observational cohort study with mediation analysis
February 2026
Cancer
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Mediterranean diet
Put in perspective – How the Mediterranean way of drinking may affect cancer risk
February 2026
Mental health
Alcohol consumption patterns and long-term anxiety: The influence of sex, age, and income
Latest critiques
February 2026
Critique
Atrial fibrillation
Alcohol consumption and atrial fibrillation risk: An overview of systematic reviews and network meta-analysis
January 2026
Critique
Cancer
Alcohol consumption and risk of cancer: a Mendelian randomization analysis of four biobanks and consortium data
December 2025
Critique
Harmful consumption
Effects of ‘no safe level’ and ‘cutting down’ alcohol messages on problem recognition, defensive processing, and self-efficacy in heavy drinkers: A randomized experimental study.
December 2025
Critique
Harmful consumption
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General health
Global burden and trends of high alcohol use-related injuries from 1990 to 2030: a comprehensive assessment of self-harm and interpersonal violence, transport injuries, and unintentional injuries using global burden of disease 2021
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The International Scientific Forum on Alcohol Research (ISFAR) is a group of 45 specialist Professors and Medics who produce balanced and well researched analysis of emerging research papers alcohol and health.
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