New low-risk drinking guidelines challenge outdated advice
We all want the most up-to-date information to help us make informed choices for ourselves and our families.
This is why today Alcohol Healthwatch have just posted the most recent evidence-based low-risk drinking guidelines on their website.
New Zealand’s drinking guidelines are out of date and do not align with research showing there is no safe level of alcohol consumption, particularly for cancer risk.
Information obtained by RNZ shows the alcohol industry has worked to pause a review of the official low-risk drinking guidelines for New Zealand. These guidelines have not been updated since their release in 2011.
"Quality, evidence-based drinking guidelines are crucial to help people understand the risk from alcohol, and evidence shows risk is present even at low levels of alcohol con...