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New alcohol policy measures in Latvia produce rapid public health gains

New alcohol policy measures introduced in Latvia have produced rapid public health gains, according to the World Health Organization. The WHO highlighted the Latvian measures as evidence that strong alcohol controls, such as pricing and availability restrictions, can deliver measurable improvements in population health within a short period. The findings are being cited as an example for other countries considering similar alcohol policies.

Why now: The WHO's endorsement offers a timely, evidence-backed example for policymakers debating alcohol regulation elsewhere.

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• New alcohol policy measures in Latvia produce rapid public health gains · World Health Organization (WHO)

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