New Directions in the Study of Alcohol Group

The New Directions in the Study of Alcohol Group (NDSAG) is a UK-based nonprofit organization focused on the study of alcohol use, related problems, and their treatment. Established as a charity, its primary aim is to promote a better understanding of alcohol-related issues through research and collaboration among professionals in the field.

Objectives and Activities

NDSAG endeavors to advance knowledge on alcohol use and misuse by supporting interdisciplinary research, facilitating dialogue among scholars and practitioners, and disseminating findings to improve treatment approaches. The organization provides a platform for academics, clinicians, and policymakers to exchange ideas on innovative directions in alcohol research.

Governance and Meetings

The group holds regular meetings and events to bring together experts and stakeholders interested in alcohol studies. These gatherings often include annual general meetings (AGMs), which have adapted to virtual formats in response to challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic, ensuring continued engagement and collaboration among members.

Charity Status

NDSAG operates under the charity number 281398 in the United Kingdom, reflecting its commitment to public benefit through scientific study and education in the area of alcohol use and treatment.

The organization remains a significant contributor to the field of alcohol research, fostering new perspectives and approaches aimed at reducing the harms associated with alcohol consumption.

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