Randomized Controlled Trial Demonstrates Efficacy of a Culturally Adapted Behavioral Intervention Delivered in Spanish by Community Health Workers to Reduce Unhealthy Alcohol Use Among Latino/as [0.03%]
一项随机对照试验表明社区健康工作者用西班牙语提供文化适应型行为干预可减少拉美裔人的不健康饮酒行为
Alison A Moore,Christina S Lee,Blanca X Dominguez et al.
Alison A Moore et al.
Objective: Latino/as comprise nearly 20% of the US population; 25% report past month binge drinking, and disparities in care persist. Culturally adapted interventions may improve outcomes and access. We tested the efficac...
Beyond Attendance: Social Anxiety and Psychiatric Concerns Predict Mutual-Help Group Involvement in a U.S. National Longitudinal Survey [0.03%]
超越出席：在美国全国纵向调查中，社交焦虑和精神疾病问题决定了互助小组的参与度
Priscilla Martinez,Joanne Delk,Amy A Mericle et al.
Priscilla Martinez et al.
Objective: Involvement in mutual-help groups (MHGs) is associated with positive alcohol recovery outcomes. Attendance is a first step to involvement, but barriers to attendance remain poorly understood, especially among s...
Text Messaging Intervention for Postpartum Alcohol Use: Micro-Randomized Trial Supports Feasibility, Acceptability, and Maternal Message Preference [0.03%]
针对产后酒精使用的文本信息干预：微型随机试验支持其可行性、接受度及产妇对信息的偏好
Sarah Dauber,Janardan Devkota,Alexa Beacham et al.
Sarah Dauber et al.
Objective: This pilot micro-randomized trial (MRT) evaluated feasibility of the MRT design and compared acceptability and preliminary impacts of drinking-focused and maternal-focused text messages to inform development of...
"This Supposed Conflict of Interest": Analysis of Industry Framings of Partnership and Conflict of Interest in WHO Public Consultations on Alcohol Policy [0.03%]
"此所谓的利益冲突"：关于世卫组织就酒精政策公开咨询中产业对合作伙伴关系和利益冲突的论述分析
Emma Thompson,Nason Maani,Jeff Collin
Emma Thompson
Background: High-level commitments to engage the private sector in governance and limited attention to managing conflict of interest (COI) have enabled alcohol industry actors to engage with policy development processes. ...
Medical-Legal Partnership: An Approach to Addressing Social and Structural Determinants of Health among People who Use Substances [0.03%]
医疗法律合作项目：解决药物使用者健康的社会和结构决定因素的一种方法
Omar Martinez,Barbara Andraka-Christou,Ekaterina Pivovarova et al.
Omar Martinez et al.
Internalized Binegativity and Alcohol Expectancies Following an Experience of Binegativity: An Experimental Study [0.03%]
内化双否定和经历双否定后的饮酒预期：一项实验研究
Alexander P Rivera,Riley Taylor,Ha Jin Park et al.
Alexander P Rivera et al.
Background: Bisexual individuals consistently report higher levels of alcohol use and are at greater risk for developing alcohol use disorder compared to heterosexual, gay, or lesbian individuals. According to the Minorit...
Unrecognized Catalyst to Development: The Neglected Role of Alcohol Policy in the Americas' Sustainable Development Goal Progress [0.03%]
被忽视的催化剂作用：酒精政策在美洲可持续发展进程中的作用不容小觑
Daniela Pantani,Kristina Sperkova,Ilana Pinsky
Daniela Pantani
Objective: In 2015, 193 nations adopted the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Alcohol was included as a specific focus in target 3.5 (substance abuse), highlighting its relevance in the global developm...
Coping motives for alcohol and cannabis use better reflect negative emotionality than emotion regulation deficits in young adults [0.03%]
应对型饮酒和大麻使用动机比情绪调节缺陷更能体现年轻成人的情绪稳定性差
Diego Moss,Jonas Dora,Max A Halvorson et al.
Diego Moss et al.
Objective: Motivational models argue that people use alcohol and cannabis to regulate emotions (Cooper et al., 2016; Cox & Klinger, 1988). Descriptions of global self-reports of coping motives have emphasized their role a...
New alcohol warnings outperform the current U.S. warning in a national survey experiment [0.03%]
新类型的酒精警示比当前美国的警告更有效——一项全国调查实验的结果
Anna H Grummon,Cristina J Y Lee,Aline D&#x;Angelo Campos et al.
Anna H Grummon et al.
Objective: To identify which topics for alcohol warnings most motivate people to reduce their drinking and best inform them of alcohol's harms. Methods: ...
Differences in Alcohol-Impaired Driving Risk Perceptions Between Black and White Young Adults [0.03%]
黑人和白人年轻人饮酒驾驶风险感知的差异
Olivia M Warner,Alison M Haney,Courtney A Motschman et al.
Olivia M Warner et al.
Objective: Risk perceptions for alcohol-impaired driving (AID) are reliably associated with AID behavior. Extant research relies on samples comprised predominantly of White individuals, despite racial inequities in alcoho...