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Chief Specialist Scientist: Mental Health Alcohol Substance Use & Tobacco Research Unit, SAMRC (part time) | Independent Alcohol/Drug Research/Policy Consultant
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Reversible Small Molecule Multivariant Ras Inhibitors Display Tunable Affinity for the Active and Inactive Forms of Ras

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By Charles Parry, Francesca Pellicanò, Kim Beyer, Alexander W. Schüttelkopf
| ACS Publications
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What does it mean for health? SAMRC experts weigh in

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By Charles Parry, Funeka Bango, Tamara Kredo, Wanga Zembe
| Daily Maverick Verified
SPOTLIGHT While the 2025 national budget boosts health spending, researchers from the South African Medical Research Council stress the need for strong accountability measures. They also raise concerns about rising VAT and omissions related to US funding cuts and climate change. The 2025 budget speech by Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana saw a welcome boost to the health budget with an increased allocation from R277-billion in 2024/2025 to R329-billion in 2027/2028.
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Alcohol consumption patterns, suppliers and online alcohol marketing: Before and during COVID-19 alcohol bans

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By Charles Parry, Petal Petersen Williams, Nadine Harker, Cape Town
| South African Journal of Science
Abstract COVID-19-related alcohol sales bans and stay-at-home orders prompted the alcohol industry in South Africa to increase their online alcohol sales promotions. We investigated changes in alcohol-related behaviour and the drivers of illegal alcohol sales through a self-reported Facebook survey that ran from July to November 2020. Questions included socio-demographics and comparison of alcohol purchasing behaviour and intake during 2019 and 2020.
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