@klaudia8292.bsky.social
PhD Candidate at #CAPR Centre for Alcohol Policy Research #LaTrobeUniversity. Background in Public Health and Health Education and Promotion. Love working with substances :)
What a big week at #KBS2025!
The #CAPR team showed up in full force this year — presenting across a huge range of topics and joining global talks on alcohol research, policy, and harm
Huge thanks to @kettilbruunsociety.bsky.social and everyone who made it such a vibrant and collaborative week! 🌍💬
Interesting presentation on Gender Convergence in Young Adults' (18-29) Drinking in Australia by Emma Vieira
🙋🏼♂️Decline is visible in both sexes
💁🏼♀️Women drinking less and less likely to drink at risky levels
🙋🏼Convergence in annual volume, due to men declining whilst women remain stable
#KBS2025 session on drinking trends.
Sonia Cerrai presented data from #ESPAD on the prevalence of adolescents alcohol in Europe from 1995-2019
Pleasure to present my first attempt at making sense of my data at #KBS2025 in Glasgow.
I spoke about how socioeconomic advantage, place, and context shape underage heavy drinking in Australia.
Thank you for the amazing feedback and ideas! :) 💡
#PhDjourney @capraustralia.bsky.social
Class and Consumption - understanding health and heavy drinking practices among teenagers using a Social Determinants of Health lens presented by @klaudia8292.bsky.social
Very engaging session on Inequalities, Trends in Drinking, and Policies
#KBS2025 in Glasgow - Day 2!
Jukka Torronen talks about Gen Z and wellbeing.
How alcohol affects young people's mental health and well-being?
Alcohol use among young people is complex and cannot be solely understood by looking at the negative effects of it.
First presentations of #KBS2025 are on!
@amypennay.bsky.social presentation on Risk vs pleasure.
What happens when non- and light-drinking young people grow up?
Amy Pennay tells us what happens when non- and light- drinking young people grow up. #risk versus #pleasure and shifting attitudes.
#KBSGlasgow #KBS2025
A new book explores why young people in high-income countries are drinking less, linking the decline to growing health consciousness, closer parental relationships, and a broader culture of caution.
In our latest blog, the authors discuss the findings.
www.ias.org.uk/2025/05/28/y...
50th Annual Symposium of the @kettilbruunsociety.bsky.social for Social and Epidemiological Research on Alcohol in Glasgow, Scotland.
#KBS2025
Looking forward to seeing all the exciting presentations this week and connecting with experts from all over the world!
What are the differences in how man and women are studied in alcohol research?
Presentation by @meganpcook.bsky.social from @capraustralia.bsky.social
@vsurf.bsky.social
📢Already tomorrow!
@meganpcook.bsky.social from #CAPRAustralia will be presenting a paper on differences in how men and women are studied in alcohol research!
📅21st February 2025 at
🕓4pm via Zoom and in-person at
📍La Trobe city campus
(Room 2.11, Level 2/360 Collins St, Melbourne VIC)
This will be the culmination of a lot of work, thinking, conversations and debates over the past several years. Incredibly impressed by Amy, who not only led/pulled this together, but has driven research on young people and alcohol forward so much!
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Our first seminar for 2025 will be at 4pm on February 21st with @meganpcook.bsky.social. Megan will be presenting her work on differences in how men and women are studied in alcohol research.
See details below and join us in-person if you can!
vicsubstanceuseresearchforum.wordpress.com
Local environments, accessibility & affordability: qualitative analysis of alcohol purchasing across different SES areas #Victoria
@gabrielcaluzzi.bsky.social @klaudia8292.bsky.social @nic-alcohol.bsky.social @sarahcallinan.bsky.social @amypennay.bsky.social
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