Joined Up Care Derbyshire – Blog: What does alcohol harm mean?

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Alcohol Awareness Week runs from 1 to 7 July 2024 and is managed and hosted by Alcohol Change UK.

David Henstock, Public Health Clinical Lead for Substance Use, has written an interesting and informative blog for Joined Up Care Derbyshire on the theme of understanding alcohol harm.

Click on the link to the Joined Up Care Derbyshire News page to find out more - Blog: What does Alcohol Harm mean? » Joined Up Care Derbyshire

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