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Drug and Alcohol Review , Vol.33, n°3 - May 2014 - Special section: Alcohol policy attitudes trends, determinants and implications
Auteur(s) :
GIESBRECHT, N. (Éditeur scientifique) ;
LIVINGSTON, M. (Éditeur scientifique)
Paru le :
01/05/2014
Année
2014
Page(s) :
217-334
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
- Public perceptions and alcohol policies: Six case studies that examine trends and interactions [Editorial]. Giesbrecht N., Livingston M., p. 217-219.
- Long-term trends in alcohol policy attitudes in Norway. Rossow I., Storvoll E.E., p. 220-226.
- Changes in Australian attitudes to alcohol policy: 1995-2010. Callinan S., Room R., Livingston M., p. 227-234.
- The ebb and flow of attitudes and policies on alcohol in Ireland 2002-2010. Hope A., p. 235-241.
- Changes in alcohol policies and public opinions in Finland 2003-2013. Österberg E., Lindeman M., Karlsson T., p. 242-248.
- Trends in public opinion on alcohol issues during a period of increasing access to alcohol: Ontario, Canada, 1996-2011. Ialomiteanu A.R., Giesbrecht N., Adlaf E.M., Wettlaufer A., p. 249-258.
- Second-hand drinking may increase support for alcohol policies: New results from the 2010 National Alcohol Survey. Greenfield T.K., Karriker-Jaffe K.J., Giesbrecht N., Kerr W.C., Ye Y., Bond J., p. 259-267.
- Compulsory treatment of addiction in the patient's best interests: More rigorous evaluations are essential. Hall W., Farrell M., Carter A., p. 268-271.
- Public attitudes in Australia towards the claim that addiction is a (brain) disease. Meurk C., Partridge B., Carter A., Hall W., Morphett K., Lucke J., p. 272-279.
- Differences in the age-drug use curve among students and non-students in the UK. Bennett T.H., p. 280-286.
- Alcohol and substance use among transgender women in San Francisco: Prevalence and association with human immunodeficiency virus infection. Santos G.-M., Rapues J., Wilson E.C., Macias O., Packer T., Colfax G., et al., p. 287-295.
- Gender differences in associations of neighbourhood disadvantage with alcohol's harms to others: A cross-sectional study from the USA. Karriker-Jaffe K.J., Greenfield T.K., p. 296-303.
- The role of family, friends and peers in Australian adolescent's alcohol consumption. Jones S.C., Magee C.A., p. 304-313.
- Changes in injury-related hospital emergency department presentations associated with the imposition of regulatory versus voluntary licensing conditions on licensed venues in two cities. Miller P., Curtis A., Palmer D., Busija L., Tindall J., Droste N., et al., p. 314-322.
- Restrictions in pub closing times and lockouts in Newcastle, Australia five years on. Kypri K., McElduff P., Miller P., p. 323-326.
- Tobacco and alcohol use among Arab adults in Israel: Findings from a nationwide study. Lawental M., Shoham M., Ron P., Azaiza F., p. 327-332.
- Public perceptions and alcohol policies: Six case studies that examine trends and interactions [Editorial]. Giesbrecht N., Livingston M., p. 217-219.
- Long-term trends in alcohol policy attitudes in Norway. Rossow I., Storvoll E.E., p. 220-226.
- Changes in Australian attitudes to alcohol policy: 1995-2010. Callinan S., Room R., Livingston M., p. 227-234.
- The ebb and flow of attitudes and policies on alcohol in Ireland 2002-2010. Hope A., p. 235-241.
- Changes in alcohol policies and public opinions in Finland 2003-2013. Österberg E., Lindeman M., Karlsson T., p. 242-248.
- Trends in public opinion on alcohol issues during a period of increasing access to alcohol: Ontario, Canada, 1996-2011. Ialomiteanu A.R., Giesbrecht N., Adlaf E.M., Wettlaufer A., p. 249-258.
- Second-hand drinking may increase support for alcohol policies: New results from the 2010 National Alcohol Survey. Greenfield T.K., Karriker-Jaffe K.J., Giesbrecht N., Kerr W.C., Ye Y., Bond J., p. 259-267.
- Compulsory treatment of addiction in the patient's best interests: More rigorous evaluations are essential. Hall W., Farrell M., Carter A., p. 268-271.
- Public attitudes in Australia towards the claim that addiction is a (brain) disease. Meurk C., Partridge B., Carter A., Hall W., Morphett K., Lucke J., p. 272-279.
- Differences in the age-drug use curve among students and non-students in the UK. Bennett T.H., p. 280-286.
- Alcohol and substance use among transgender women in San Francisco: Prevalence and association with human immunodeficiency virus infection. Santos G.-M., Rapues J., Wilson E.C., Macias O., Packer T., Colfax G., et al., p. 287-295.
- Gender differences in associations of neighbourhood disadvantage with alcohol's harms to others: A cross-sectional study from the USA. Karriker-Jaffe K.J., Greenfield T.K., p. 296-303.
- The role of family, friends and peers in Australian adolescent's alcohol consumption. Jones S.C., Magee C.A., p. 304-313.
- Changes in injury-related hospital emergency department presentations associated with the imposition of regulatory versus voluntary licensing conditions on licensed venues in two cities. Miller P., Curtis A., Palmer D., Busija L., Tindall J., Droste N., et al., p. 314-322.
- Restrictions in pub closing times and lockouts in Newcastle, Australia five years on. Kypri K., McElduff P., Miller P., p. 323-326.
- Tobacco and alcohol use among Arab adults in Israel: Findings from a nationwide study. Lawental M., Shoham M., Ron P., Azaiza F., p. 327-332.
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