Alcohol consumption is increasing in the United States, as is alcohol‐attributable mortality.
Historically, men have had higher rates of alcohol consumption than women, though …

Alcohol is toxic to human health. In addition to providing nutritional information, labels on
alcohol products can be used to communicate warnings on alcohol-related harms to …

Complex systems approaches to social intervention research are increasingly advocated.
However, there have been few attempts to consider how models of intervention science …

Objectives Most non-communicable diseases are preventable and largely driven by the
consumption of harmful products, such as tobacco, alcohol, gambling and ultra-processed …

Abstract Background and Aims Alcohol use is increasing among women in mid‐life
concurrently with societal changes in timing of parenthood and changing cultural norms …

Background Drinking during pregnancy dropped sharply in the US in the 1980s. More recent
time trends in adult drinking and binge drinking in men, non-pregnant and pregnant women …

Alcohol use is the seventh leading risk factor for both deaths and disability-adjusted life
years globally, despite the fact that one-half of the world's population does not drink. Ireland …

Background Women during midlife are consuming larger quantities of alcohol than any other
age group of women and any other generation of midlife women previously. This is …

Meta-analysis is a prominent method for estimating the effects of public health interventions,
yet these interventions are often complex in ways that pose challenges to using …

Background Alcohol harms are rising globally, and alcohol policies, where they exist, are
weak or under-developed. Limited progress has been made since the formulation of the …