Application of the public health model of primary prevention to the prevention of alcohol-
related problems suggests that public hospitals can be significant partners in community …

Economic, political, social, and environmental forces interact to perpetuate abusive drinking.
A growing number of multifaceted community-based prevention programs are he use of …

Public support for policies to control alcohol sales and consumption was surveyed in seven
Minnesota communities. A total of 438 women and 383 men were asked to indicate their …

This report summarizes the types and prevalence of alcohol-related harm, as well as
reviews the evidence of the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of various alcohol control …

The research evaluating the effects of programs and policies in reducing the incidence of
alcohol problems is critically reviewed. Four types of preventive interventions are examined …

Alcohol has long been a public health problem in the United States. It permeates every area
of life—industry, transportation, the courts, the home—and cuts across social, cultural, and …

This monograph is the result of the second international research symposium on"
Experiences with Community Action Projects for the Prevention of Alcohol and Other Drug …

Excessive alcohol consumption and the associated negative consequences are a major
public health concern in the United States and throughout the world. Historically, there have …