Drinkaware is funded by donations from the alcohol industry (Supplementary ref. w13).
Two charities, The Diageo Foundation and The Gannochy Trust, receive all their funding from the alcohol industry (Supplementary refs w42, w43), but are apparently inactive in alcohol policy.
This project was funded by the Malaysian Ministry of Agriculture and Agro-Based Industry, NKEA Research Grant Scheme (NRGS), Ref. No.: 304/PFRMASI/650582/K123.
After deciding in 2012 to adopt a key evidence-based policy measure, minimum unit pricing (MUP), the current conservative-led UK government halted its implementation in 2013,, amidst widespread speculation about alcohol industry influence (Supplementary ref. w2).
Alcohol Concern, Alcohol Focus Scotland and Alcohol Research UK have stated policies of not accepting alcohol industry funds (Supplementary refs w55 w57), though the latter has received income from Drinkaware for one project (Supplementary ref. w54).
All other charities and health bodies have withdrawn due to concerns about alcohol industry influence (Supplementary refs w4 w6).
Fragment-based hit discovery offers new possibilities for academic screening groups, providing the opportunity to probe large areas of chemical space in small-scale screening campaigns with a technology that is now a proven method of hit identification in industry (for a review, see Ref. [32]).
Given institutional weaknesses and the priority put on political over economic results, increased state control has often translated into lower and/or more inefficient production, as the case of the basic industries in Guayana clearly shows (ref F).
Neither have alcohol industry figures as trustees (Supplementary refs w20, w21).
The 2009 purchase of Serbia's state petroleum industry, NIS, by Gazpromneft for $555 million (ref B) accounts for more than half of total Russian investment.
