CONTENTS:
- The modern history of alcohol research: Introducing the Rutgers Digital Alcohol Studies Archives. Ward J.H., Babor T.F., Allred N., Bejarano W., p. 289-295.
- Where do adults in the United States obtain cannabis? A nationally representative study examining the relationships between sociodemographic factors, cannabis use characteristics and sources of cannabis. Myers M.G., Dowling M.A., Bohnert K.M., p. 296-305.
- Canada's alcohol deficit, 2007-2020: Social cost, public revenue, magnitudes of alcohol use, and the per-drink net deficit for a fourteen-year period. Sherk A., p. 306-311.
- Sales to apparently intoxicated customers in three states with different histories of responsible beverage service training. Buller D.B., Woodall G.W., Saltz R., Martinez L., Small A., Chirico N., et al., p. 312-321.
- Threaten, distract, and discredit: Cannabis industry rhetoric to defeat regulation of high-THC cannabis products in Washington State. Carlini B.H., Kellum L.B., Garrett S.B., Nims L.N., p. 322-329.
- Alcohol and substance use among the working age population: A nationwide study of fall-related emergency department visits. Bhagavathula A.S., Aldhaleei W.A., p. 330-338.
- Investigating associations of substance use and dependence with planned versus unplanned suicide attempt. Stephenson M., Edwards A.C., p. 339-348.
- Comparing drinking game motives, behaviors, and consequences among varsity athletes, recreational athletes, and non-student-athletes: A multisite university study. Zamboanga B.L., Merrill J.E., Newins A.R., Olthuis J.V., Blumenthal H., Van Hedger K., et al., p. 349-360.
- Hesperidin protects alcohol-induced mitochondrial abnormalities via the inhibition of oxidative stress and MPT pore opening in newborn male rats as a fetal alcohol syndrome model. Jamali Z., Salimi A., Garmabi B., Khezri S., Khaksari M., p. 361-370.
- Co-occurring alcohol misuse and criminal offending in adolescence: Is it a matter of similarity, severity, or accumulation of risk factors? Björklund C., Landberg J., Sivertsson F., Larm P., p. 371-380.
- Pain predicts dropout from substance use treatment. Farrior H., Teitelbaum S., Phalin B., Janner A., Solomon L., Mathias K., et al., p. 381-388.
- How does parental monitoring reduce adolescent substance use? Preliminary tests of two potential mechanisms. Pelham W.E., 3rd, Tapert S.F., Gonzalez M.R., Ahiarakwe U., Patel H., Davis I.S., et al., p. 389-394.
- Measuring exposure to the hazardous drinking of others and perceived opportunity to intervene as a bystander. Barnett N.P., Haikalis M., Meisel M.K., Merrill J.E., Jones R.N., Rosen R.K., et al., p. 395-403.
- How do bystanders help in drinking situations: The bystanders to alcohol risk scale-strategies. Meisel M.K., Merrill J.E., Rosen R.K., Jones R.N., Haikalis M., Carey K.B., et al., p. 404-415.
- Managing disruption: A case study of boundary work around alcohol industry-sponsored scientific interventions. Bartlett A., McCambridge J., p. 416-426.
- All boundaries have two sides: A Commentary on Bartlett and McCambridge (2024). Bray J.W., Kenkel D., p. 427-429.
- Different disciplines have different perspectives, so what are the implications for the multidisciplinary field of alcohol public health science? A reply to "All Boundaries Have Two Sides" by Bray and Kenkel (2024). Bartlett A., McCambridge J., p. 430-432.
- Walking the line: Boundary work and boundary disputes in alcohol science. Read J.P., p. 433-434.