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Acceptability and perceived effectiveness of health warnings and calorie labels on alcohol products: An online experimental study
Aims Improved alcohol labels are a population-level intervention with the potential to reduce selection and consumption of alcohol. The primary aim of this study was to assess the acceptability of implementing (i) alcohol calorie labelling, (ii) alcohol health warning labels (HWLs), and (iii) both
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