After a media campaign to prepare and recruit Native women, a telephone-based adaption of an evidence-based intervention to prevent alcohol-exposed pregnancies was delivered.

The Oglala Sioux Tribe CHOICES Program is a cultural adaptation of an evidence-based intervention to reduce alcohol-exposed pregnancy by reducing drinking and/or improving contraception use.

This comprehensive fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) prevention program included presenting educational materials; screening for alcohol use in prenatal clinics; and providing case management, counseling, personal support, and social and medical services.

Skills Training is a culturally adapted substance use prevention intervention for Native American elementary schoolchildren.

CONNECT, a school-based screening and brief intervention, and CMCA, an environmental intervention targeting commercial and social access to alcohol, were implemented at the same time to prevent alcohol use among underage youth.

CONNECT combines a school-based screening and brief intervention plus a media campaign to prevent alcohol misuse among American Indian and non-Native youth.

CMCA is a citizen-driven community organizing intervention targeting community-level alcohol policy, police enforcement, and underage acquisition of alcohol.

This community-wide and individual-level intervention to reduce underage drinking consists of community-wide mobilization and awareness efforts, reducing alcohol sales to minors (Rewards and Reminders), and brief motivational interviewing or psycho-education for youth.

A culturally based cognitive-behavioral skills building (CBSB) enhanced wellness intervention promoting health using social support and discussion of cultural and historic issues.

This 28-day treatment program aimed to prevent incarcerated first-time offenders from repeated instances of driving under the influence of alcohol by providing individual counseling, group treatment, and post-discharge monitoring.

According to the 2023 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), 48.6 million people ages 65+ (83.9% in this age group) reported that they drank alcohol in their lifetime. 1,2 According to the 2023 NSDUH, 33.0 million people ages 65+ (56.9% in this age group) reported that they drank alcohol in the past year. 1,2 According to the 2023...

Según la Encuesta Nacional sobre la Salud y el Consumo de Drogas (NSDUH, por su sigla en inglés) de 2023, 48.6 millones de personas de 65 años y más (el 83.9% en este grupo de edad) informaron haber consumido alcohol en su vida. 1,2 Según la Encuesta Nacional sobre la Salud y el Consumo de Drogas (NSDUH, por su sigla...

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The holiday season is filled with celebrations and gatherings with family and friends. It can also be a stressful time for many people as they get ready for the festivities, such as cooking, preparing for guests, shopping for presents, and traveling during a busy period. Many people may find that alcohol is more present than usual, and even people who...