… the historical ethnographic record we find that alcoholic beverages were known and used
in most traditional societies, although not in some aboriginal culture in North America and …

… funded by the US government through the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
(NIAAA), … Table 2.1 shows the rates of past- year alcohol use disorders (alcohol abuse and …

… from a person's drinking activities, we must understand what choices about drinking are
possible … Even a brief account of the range of drinking practices shows that cultural expectations …

… in the area of alcohol education feel that, since we are a drinking society, we need to help …
in curbing societal and personal problems related to the irresponsible consumption of alcohol (…

… in alcohol history of relating alcohol to the concerns of the parent discipline-history or social
policy. … - in this case temperance teaching - and a stress on the individual drinking mother. …

… we can measure the degree of individual tolerance to alcohol, and therefore it is … person
who is accustomed to intoxicantsperhaps owing to a more rapid burning up of the alcohol-shows …

… the drinking curriculum's most enduring outcomes is that it teaches us how not to see alcohol…
classes, and it was routinely given to children.šđ In Drinking in America: Our Secret History, …

… alcohol problems in our society and the required number of hours in nursing curricula. In 2002,
the International Nurses Society on … lifestyles for at-risk individuals, instill hope in those in …

… , the social history of alcohol is a story of how culturally constant materials (eg wine or beer)
change their meaning according to social context; the story of the gin craze, however, shows …

… America's leading alcohol educator articulated a very different "world view." A professor at
Yale University's renowned Cen ter of Alcohol … "normal" and "alcoholic" drinking—so that each …