Centre for Addictions Research of BC
Standard drink labels on alcohol reduce risk
Media release
Study confirms cancer link to low alcohol use
Media release
Evidence of impacts of Managed Alcohol Programs
Media release
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A new study by UVic's Centre for Addictions Research of BC shows that a simple, internationally tested method of “standard drink” labelling is an essential tool for those who wish
to stay within drinking guidelines.
A newly published study from the University of Victoria’s Centre for Addictions Research of BC (CARBC) confirms that moderate drinkers have an increased risk of breast cancer. The
study shows that consuming an average of up to two drinks a day is
The first controlled study of Managed Alcohol Programs provides evidence of the health and safety benefits for participants, as well as economic savings for local communities,
according to study by UVic's CARBC.