Health campaigns to curb binge brinking seen as 'unrealistic', say researchers
By Ben Leach
28 Dec 2008
Health campaigns warning of the dangers of alcohol are being ignored by many young people because they are seen as "unrealistic", a study shows.
Researchers at Birmingham and Bath universities said the Government must stop "demonising" young people in its attempts to promote safe drinking.
The study found that adverts such as this year's Home Office £4m anti-binge-drinking campaign, were viewed as "laughably unrealistic" in the way they portrayed binge drinking.
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