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Substance Use Disorders

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Lifecourse Drinking Patterns, Hypertension, and Heart Problems Among U.S. Adults
American Journal of Preventive Medicine
Vol. 58Issue 3p386–395Published online: January 8, 2020
- Camillia K. Lui
- William C. Kerr
- Libo Li
- Nina Mulia
- Yu Ye
- Edwina Williams
- and others
Cited in Scopus: 6
Understanding the role of alcohol in hypertension and heart problems requires a lifecourse perspective accounting for drinking patterns before onset of health problems that distinguishes between lifetime abstinence and former drinking, prior versus current drinking, and overall alcohol consumption in conjunction with heavy episodic drinking. Using prospective data among U.S. adults aged 21–55 years, this study accounts for these lifecourse factors to investigate the effect of alcohol on hypertension and heart problems.
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Economic Recession, Alcohol, and Suicide Rates: Comparative Effects of Poverty, Foreclosure, and Job Loss
American Journal of Preventive Medicine
Vol. 52Issue 4p469–475Published online: November 13, 2016
- William C. Kerr
- Mark S. Kaplan
- Nathalie Huguet
- Raul Caetano
- Norman Giesbrecht
- Bentson H. McFarland
Cited in Scopus: 71
Suicide rates and the proportion of alcohol-involved suicides rose during the 2008–2009 recession. Associations between county-level poverty, foreclosures, and unemployment and suicide rates and proportion of alcohol-involved suicides were investigated.
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U.S. Alcohol Affordability and Real Tax Rates, 1950–2011
American Journal of Preventive Medicine
Vol. 44Issue 5p459–464Published in issue: May, 2013
- William C. Kerr
- Deidre Patterson
- Thomas K. Greenfield
- Alison Snow Jones
- Kerry Anne McGeary
- Joseph V. Terza
- and others
Cited in Scopus: 28
The affordability of alcoholic beverages, determined by the relationship of prices to incomes, may be an important factor in relation to heavy drinking, but little is known about how affordability has changed over time.

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Lifecourse Drinking Patterns, Hypertension, and Heart Problems Among U.S. Adults

Economic Recession, Alcohol, and Suicide Rates: Comparative Effects of Poverty, Foreclosure, and Job Loss

U.S. Alcohol Affordability and Real Tax Rates, 1950–2011