The Relationship of Changing Alcohol Availability to Acute and Chronic Social and Health Problems
Drinking, Driving, and Health Promotion
Effects of Mandatory Safety Belt Use on Hospital Admissions
Introduction
RESTRAINT USAGE AMONG CRASH-INVOLVED MOTOR VEHICLE OCCUPANTS
Three Natural Experiments in Changing Alcohol Availability
Effects of an Increase in the Legal Minimum Drinking Age
Effects of Raising the Legal Drinking Age on Traffic Accident Involvement of Young Drivers
Public Opinion on Alcohol Policies
Effects of Mandatory Safety Belt Use on Hospitals Admissions
Measuring Law for Public Health Research
Community Trials Design Issues: Tradeoffs Between Science and Practice in the Design of a Randomized Community Trial
Drinking Age Laws: Impact on Highway Safety
Communities Mobilizing for Change on Alcohol
ALCOHOL AVAILABILITY, COMSUMPTION AND "HE INCIDENCE OF ALCOHOL-RELATED SOCIAL AND HEALTH PROBLEMS IN MICHIGAN
Alcohol Availability, Consumption and the Incidence of Alcohol-related Social and Health Problems in Michigan
Recognizing the Common Problem of Child Automobile Restraint Misuse
The Minimum Legal Drinking Age
The Economy and Its Effect on Drinking/driving