July-August 2005
Interventions and Assessments
- Screening for Unhealthy Alcohol Use With 1 or 2 Questions
- Talking With Patients Resistant to Changing Their Drinking
- Monthly Injectable Naltrexone Is Efficacious for Treating Alcohol Dependence
- Computerized Brief Intervention Decreases Drinking and Consequences
Health Outcomes
- Risky Drinking Limits: National Recommendations Make Sense
- Cautions in Interpreting the Cardiovascular Effects of Moderate Drinking
- Changes in Alcohol Intake and Subsequent Health Outcomes
- Alcohol Increases the Urge to Smoke
Special Populations
- Cost Savings from Alcohol Intervention for Trauma Patients
- Early Drinking Increases Later Risky Behaviors in Urban Youth
- Drinking May Increase Coronary Calcification in Blacks and Binge Drinkers
- Inherited Differences in Metabolism Influence Risk of Alcohol Dependence
- Does Brief Intervention Reduce Drinking in Pregnant Women?